Umpire McDonald Decisive in Brooklyn Victory
Washington beat Philadelphia 7 9 in a game marked by umpire McDonald’s calls. Attendance 4800. Key hits included cross and Demont, with German closing strong after King and Fifield exited. Smith notes Belfast?
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King
Fifield
German
Taylor
Washington
Philadelphia
Cross
Gillen
Delehanty
Dowd
Demont
Clements
Abbey
Tucker
Brown
Selbach
Tome
Cooley
Farrell
O’brien
Dement
Reilly
O'Brien
Boyle
Emslie
A. E Browns
Dee
PO E Cooley
F. Jowd
Peewee
Lajoie
Stivetts and Tenney Power Boston Comeback in Ninth
In Boston’s late surge, Stivetts and Tenney delivered hits and Shindle’s error helped spark a two run inning. Klobedanz pinch hit for Yerger in the ninth, and Boston closed Brooklyn’s lead as Klobedanz sent in two runs. Final: Brooklyn 7, Boston 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivetts
Tenney
Shindle
Klobedanz
Boston
Afta
Yerger
Brooklyn
Essere
rus—Anderson
Hanivan
LaChance
Ganzel
Canavan
Ff Kennedy
R. Po
A. E Griffin
A Smith
Kennedy
Dar
AB. R. B. PO
Yeager
R.f
Lowe
Collins
Janzel
Brooklyn Loses to Baltimore as Opportunities Go Begging
In Brooklyn on Decoration Day follow up, Captain Duffy's club failed to convert chances despite multiple baserunners. A costly first inning, errors, and missed opportunities allowed Baltimore to pull ahead, dropping Brooklyn to second place in the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Duffy
Baltimore
Yeager
Lowe
Bar
Klobe Wan
Klobe
Kennedy
Jack Stivetts
McDonald
Shindle
Anderson
Tenney
Long
Canavan
George Smith
Sharp
Hughy
Collins
Ganzel
Stivetts
Hamilton
Jones
Rhindle
Lachance
Alexander Smith
Hannitvan
Giants Fall as Corbett Shuts Out in Tight Series Finale
Baltimore on June 22 saw the champions clinch the last game of the series against the Giants in a pitchers battle. Corbett held the upper hand, the defense produced sharp double plays, and the crowd of 2,365 witnessed a solid fielding display. The score was not disclosed in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Giants
Corbett
Reds Pound Browns in Easy Victory at Cincinnati
The Reds defeated the Browns behind strong pitching by Rhinos who held the visitors to five hits. Attendance was about 4000 as Cincinnati won decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Browns
Rhinos
Pappalau Slated for First Full Game as Cleveland Collapses
Cleveland pitcher Pappalau turned in his first complete game and was rocked by the Colonels who controlled the action. Criger starred by catching six baserunners attempting to steal, as 600 fans watched. The score was not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pappalau
Clevelands
Colonels
Criger
Washington Philadelphia Scores Mentioned in June Report
Washington and Philadelphia game scores appear in a June 22 dateline. The fragment notes a pairing of cities and a dated report, with no further context or outcome provided.
Australians Beat Brocktons In Highland Park Exhibition
The Australian team visited Brockton on June 22 and played the Brocktons at Highland Park before a fair crowd. Umpired by John Morrill, Australia delivered a strong showing with Ingleton at second and McAllister at third. Ewer impressed on the mound for the visitors, while Brockton led early but the Australians fought hard. Final score 19 to 20 with Brockton 28 hits to Australia 9. errors Brockton 7, Australia 6. Batters Hollins Wich for Brockton and Wallace Lavers Ewer McKay for Australia.
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Pittsburg
Korwan
Hawley
Brockton
Brocktons
Highland Park
John Morrill
Antipodes
Ingleton
McAllister
Ewer
Hollins and Wich
Wallace
Lavers
McKay
Boston Falls After Seventeen Wins And Orioles Lead
Boston suffers a defeat amid six errors as the Orioles beat New York to reclaim first place with sixteen points. Jack Stivetts earns praise for strong pitching though lack of support costs Boston. Kennedy and Tenney clash on a foul incident. Tickets for Baltimore series surge. other notes include manager changes and local team reorganizations.
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Boston
Orioles
New York
Duffy
Braves
Baltimores
Jack Stivetts
Tenney
Kennedy
Collegian
Wimmy Rogers
Louisvilles
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Senators
Thladelphia
von der Ahe
House of Delegates
Coney Island
St. Louis
Chris
Nicholson
South Boston
A. A. Baseball Nine
Everett A. A. Nine
Locust Street Grounds
Mahoney
McKenna
Slattery
Hannon
Brown
Murphy
O’brien
Sullivan
Harkins
Holy Cross College
Trannon
American University At
Curley
Holy Cross
Scores From Regional Matches and Forfeit in Rockland
Belfast beat Augusta 21 18. Toronto defeated Rochester 7 3. Providence shut out Scranton 5 0. Wilkes Barre beat Wilkes Barre 4 2. Newark defeated Hartford 12 9. Richmond routed Norfolk 12 2. Buffalo lost to Syracuse 6 14. Taunton defeated Pawtucket 23 6. Fall River beat New Bedford 9 6. Bangor defeated Portland 7 3. Rockland forfeited to Lewiston 9 0. Rockland refused to play.
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Belfast
Augusta
Toronto
Rochester
Scranton
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Hartford
Newark
Norfolk
Bangor
Rockland
Lewiston
Vineyard Haven Sea Wall Construction Underway
In Vineyard Haven on June 22 the sea wall project on the harbor west shore began to stop sand washing and harbor shoaling. The work is funded by a $12,000 government appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
John L Sullivan Returns to Training for New Fight
John L Sullivan, former world champion, leaves the Hubs for Billy Muldoon’s White Plains farm to begin light training under the wrestling champ’s guidance. He aims to weigh about 190 pounds, vows another comeback, and predicts a future clash with Lanky Bob while asserting he is not finished in boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Tas
Billy” Muldoon
White Plains
Kilrain
Muldoon
Sullivan
John
Billy Hogarty
Fitzsimmons
Jake
Corbett
Fitz
Boxing Rumors Spur Talk of Griffo and Ryan Clash
The column analyzes Griffo quitting against Tommy Ryan, hints at a contract with a prison official steering earnings, and predicts Griffo will return to form after disentangling. It notes Ryan’s soft-match history, calls for tougher foes, and mentions other boxing tidbits across circuits and dates.
Hooper Captures Essex County Ladies Handicap Title
Mrs. Robert C. Hooper won the Essex County Club ladies handicap tournament in Manchester with 115 net. Miss Sargent finished second with 122 strokes. Hooper becomes the season’s leading female golfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Essex County Club
Robert C. Hooper
Miss Sargent
Hooper
Brave Lowell teacher holds up highwayman
Miss Gertrude Edmunds principal of the Lowell Training School was attacked by a highwayman on her way home Monday evening. The assailant drew a revolver and demanded money, but she struck him with her handbag and he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Gertrude Edmunds
Lowell Training School
Fifteen Teams Entered for Tandem to N Chan Tonight
Casey and Ekbert from Worcester head a sizable field for electric light races at Charles River Park. Amateur mile handicap boasts a fast lineup led by James J. Casey and Victor Driberg. other events feature professional races with Becker, Scott, Nadeau, and Gately prominent.
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Charles River Park
New England
James J. Casey
Victor Driberg
Worcester
Commonwealth
Waltham B. C
McDuffee
Porter
C. R. Newton
H. P. Mosher
W. F. Saunders
C. 8. Wells
J. B. Bowler
Joseph Bowden
J. E. Walsh
H. D. Hutchins
E. A. McDuffee
A. W. Porter
Guy Gary
W. B. Shurer
B. W. Pierce
Joseph Nadeau
W. S. Reynolds
F. A. Gately
Monte Scott
Mayo
W. S. Huffstetler
L. W. Campbell
W. E. Becker
T. P. Sullivan
F. M. Haggerty
F. Hoyt
T. A. Barnaby
Co. S. Wells
J. &. Walsh
L. P. Callahan
B. A. McDuffee
W. E.becker
First Annual Open Century Postponed in Massachusetts
The first annual open century under the C. R. C. is rescheduled for next Sunday with the same course and times. Entries are invited through Warner Demand, Harry Mather, local centurions, or State Centurion A. Q. McGarrett. Officials threaten severe action for prize money pooling.
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Massachusetts
Warner Demand
Columbus Avenue
Harry Mather
Wright & Ditson’s
A. QO. McGarrett
Boylston Street
Carroll Jack
Reading
J. A. Newhouse
Buffalo
Charles Church
Philadelphia
Washington
Racing Board
Isaac B. Potter
California
East
Consul Potter
New York
Mott
Eddie McDuffee
Jimmy Michael
Charles River Park
Mr. Mott
Michael
Boston
Southampton
IL. I
Eugene Sanborn
James D. Keeley
Co. D. Shaw
San Francisco
Canadian Wheelmen's Association
Pacific Coast
Cadet
C. C
Roberts
Johnson
Worcester
James J. Casey
Horace B. Hills
Casey
Cooper Wins Big At New York State Division Races
At Saratoga on June 22 the New York State division races under the Saratoga Good Roads Association concluded with six events. Winners include I. A. Powell New York Tom Cooper Detroit M. J. Dewitt Rochester O L Stevens Ottumwa Ia Ray Dawson New York and George Reith New York.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York
Saratoga Good Roads Association
I. A. Powell
Tom Cooper
Detroit
M. J. Dewitt
Rochester
O. L. Stevens
Ottumwa
Ray Dawson
George Reith
A. J. Bradstreet
C. L. Stevens
F. A. Mac
Farland
San Jose
Cal
Boston Bike Races Set for July 5 at Franklin Park
Boston plans amateur bicycle races at Franklin Park on July 5 with events: one mile novice and handicap, a quarter mile, a 14 and under quarter mile, and a two mile handicap. Entries free until July 1 at 12 o'clock by mail or in person at City Hall. race day numbers and handicaps available 8:00 to 8:20 a.m.
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Hills
Casey
Tom Butlee
Hot Springs
Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee
Monte Scott
Providence
Engling
W. A. Brady
New York
McDuffee
Frank Alberts
Cambridge
D. R. Legg
A. L. Bianchi
Rudolph Emerson
Waltham
Frank Waller
Dave Shafer
Dayton
Morgan & Wright
Otis W. Smith
Chelsea
Brad Hemeon
Corntee
The
Racing Board
Philadelphia
Mott
Boston
Franklin Park
City Hall
City Bicycle Races Set for Franklin Park Dorchester
The city government special committee outlines the Franklin Park Dorchester bicycle races on July 5 featuring events for novices, handicaps Mile and two-mile, a quarter mile, and a boys under 14 race. Entries due July 1 at City Hall clerk. Entries free with blanks at the office. C G Percival will handicap. Past years saw crowded lists likely to hit a thousand entries. Races run around the circle at the park's northerly end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin’ Park
Dorchester
City Hall
C. G. Percival
Counterfeiter Labodessa Captured in South Boston
Michael Labodessa, a top figure in a counterfeit gang, was arrested in South Boston after evading police for two months. Amelia Labodessa and Joseph Gerrish were taken into custody April 13 at 42 I Street, where a counterfeiting layout was seized. Labodessa, a barber by trade, operated mainly in lead coinage and planned routes to Providence for selling. He was jailed and set to appear before United States Commissioner Fiske in the Federal building.
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Michael Labodessa
Boston
Amelia Labodessa
Joseph Gerrish
I Street
Labodessa
Gerrish
Moore
Licouse
United States
Fiske
Federal Building
Embezzlement arrest ends with suspect's escape in Concord
State Officer Neal arrested Robert Hutchinson on a warrant for embezzlement in Concord. Hutchinson was taken to the police station but escaped by jumping through a window of the telephone room while Neal notified Concord officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Neal
Robert Hutchinson
Concord
Hutchinson
Hold-up on Louisville and Nashville Express Near Clarksville
Information reports a masked robber held up the Louisville and Nashville express train between Clarksville and Nashville near St Bethlehem around 9 PM. One man with two pistols sacked the train and obtained from 2000 to 4000 dollars.
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Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Clarksville
Nashville
St. Bethlehem
Express
Regular summer steamship schedule increases to provinces
The Halifax and Olivette steamships begin the regular summer schedule on Tuesday June 29. Halifax sails weekly on Tuesdays at noon from Lewis wharf to Hawkesbury and Charlottetown with a stop at Halifax. Olivette departs Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 am for Halifax linking with the Intercolonial and Dominion Atlantic railways and coastal lines. Trips continue about three per week until mid September, earlier than prior seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax and
Olivette
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Intercolonial Railway
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Watch stolen at circus grounds leads to arrest
John O'Brien aged 48 of Tremont street was nabbed at the circus grounds by Station 10 officers as he tried to flee with a watch belonging to Michael Andrews. He attempted to discard the timepiece on the way to the station house. The watch was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
Tremont Street
Circus Grounds
Michael Andrews
Yale Harvard Rivalry Opens Three Game Series In Cambridge
Harvard and Yale prepared for the first of three spring baseball games in Cambridge this afternoon with 10 000 spectators expected. Yale arrived from New Haven and will use betting odds to claim victory as both teams seek a win on Harvard soil.
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Yale
Cambridge
Crimson
Blue
New Haven
Hotel Vendome
Eli Heelers
Endicott
Harvard Nine
Rand
Sseesessessevee Mentor
C. F Haughton
Sees Hazen
Beale
C. F
Letton
Scannell
Greenwal
P. Stevenson
Reed
Sullivan
Goodwin
Bowie Thrust Near Chinatown: Chinaman Attacks Man With Bowie Knife
Yee Wah of 17 Oxford Street attacked Yee Bang at Harrison Avenue and Oxford Place last evening with a seven inch bowie knife. Bang avoided fatal harm due to his padded coat, but suffered a deep cut to the left wrist and was treated at the Emergency Hospital. Wah, linked to the Highbinders, fled until confronted by Officer Jordan. a witness claimed Wah had killed before in San Francisco.
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Harrison Avenue
Oxford Place
Yee Wah
Oxford Street
Yee Bang
Bang
Chinatown
Wah
San Francisco
Hflarrison Avenue
Oxford Price
Walt
Chauncy
Jordan
Station 4
Kimball
Thomas F Sullivan Dies Noted Boston Real Estate Auctioneer
Thomas F Sullivan a leading Boston real estate auctioneer died at his Roxbury home 71 Centre street after a week of illness from pneumonia. Born in Ireland he trained in Boston schools and built a long career with firms Sullivan McDonald and Sullivan Bros Libby. He testified in court cases and never married, with funeral at All Saints Church Roxbury Thursday at 10 AM.
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Thomas F. Sullivan
Centre Street
Roxbury
Mr. Sullivan
Ireland
Friend Street
Mayhew
Cooper Street
Leonard & Co
Sullivan & McDonald
Washington
School Streets
Sullivan Bros. & Libby
Patrick F. Sullivan
Sullivan Bros
Boston
Lowell
Consolidated Railroad
Sullivan
All Saints’ Church
Hartford men seek all around athletic match for $500
Pp J Griffin of Hartford and Dan Long consider an eight event all round contest for 500 dollars with Griffin ready to post a binding wrift if Long accepts. An exhibition of gymnastic and athletic exercises directed by John Bowler is set for Saturday afternoon at Charleshank Gymnasium with many hurdle, vaulting, running, throwing and apparatus events.
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J. Griffin
Hartford
Conn
Dan Long
Griffin
Long
Charleshank Gymnasium
John Bowler
E F. A. Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association
Sse Delisiéeel Grins
Cne & Park
Yean App Jing
Fost. Sport
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