Baseball Matchups Staged Across Major Cities
Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cleveland Baltimore at Cincinnati Washington at Louisville Philadelphia at St. Louis. Matchups outline intercity rivalries with slated games across seven venues.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Louisville
Washington
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Senee
Eeeres Eeee
Toursville
Ereesesee Enee
Local New England League Night Includes Taunton at Fall River
Taunton faces Fall River while Pawtucket plays Newport in the New England League. Yale visits Harvard in a separate matchup as other action across the circuit unfolds.
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NEW England League
Taunton
Fall River
Pawtucket
Newport
Boston Triumphs In 14th Inning Battle Over Chicago
The Bostons edged Chicago 5 4 in fourteen innings after a seesaw game. Lewis starred both on the mound and at bat as Bergen's timely hit sparked the decisive rally. Numerous standout defensive plays by Mertes Ryan and Lange helped Boston survive late Chicago pressure. Will tomorrow feature Nichols vs Griffith.
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Chicago
Bostons
Lewis
Woods
Boston
Mertes
Ryan
Lange
Stahl
Hamilton
Lowe
Dahlen
Everett
Bergen
Selee
Duffy
Swartwood
Donahue
Long
Collins
McCormick
Tenney
Willis
Connor
Orphans
Nichols
Griffith
PO Hamilton
Rene
Log
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Everitt
Conbor
Oods
Totade
Laong
Tenney McCormick
Pittsburg Beats New York 10 5 Amid Substitution Shift
In Pittsburg Penn June 22 Gettig janted half an inning before being replaced by Seymour after Pittsburg secured a 10 to 5 win over New York Joyce exited early due to a ques tioning of his status plus game shifts noted as the half inning unfolded.
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Donovan
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Cleveland Fans Back Wilson In Tight Game
The visitors could not touch Wilson as Cleveland and the home team provided solid support in a snappy contest. Attendance was about 600 with the score unfinished in this report.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Quakers Triumph as Errors Costly for Locals
In St. Louis on June 22 the Quakers won by hitting at opportune times while the locals played a listless fielding game and made costly errors. Attendance was 150. The score followed the lead of timely hitting and defensive lapses.
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ST. Louis
Quakers
Boston Brokers and Bankers Hold Narrow Win Over Bank Officers
The Bankers and Brokers beat the Bank Officers 8 to 3 in a well played game at the South End grounds. Dooley starred on the mound with eight strikeouts and five scattered singles, while the bankers collected key hits from Bubier Harrington Farrell Montgomery and Richardson. Defensive plays by Farrell Marshall Montgomery Dooley Bubier Marvin Hoyt Barton and Fretch supported the victory in a pitchers duel.
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Boston
South End
Dooley
Bubier
Harrington
Farrell
Montgomery
Richardson
Marshall
Marvin
Hoyt
Barton
Fretch
Bink
Rs & Bi’k
Local Scores From Brockton to Hartford Baseball Card
Standings show Brockton 5 over Fall River 0 and Taunton 4 over Pawtucket 1. Buffalo 19 over Springfield 4. Montreal 7 over Soronto 4. Newark 3 over Newa 1. Allentown 6 over Penn oleo 6. Reading 6 over Lancaster 1. Hartford 9 over Norfolk 1.
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Brockton
Fall River
Taunton
Pawtucket
Buffalo
Springfield
Montreal
Soronto
Newark
South Boston Reorganizes Board Amid Disgust Over Showings
The board of directors expresses strong dissatisfaction with recent performances and votes for reorganizing leadership. Members acknowledge ongoing issues in operations and plan changes to restore confidence and drive future improvements.
Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets Claim Quick Lumbago Cure
Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets are advertised as a cure for lumbago sciatica and all rheumatic pains while Munyon's Doctera Free offers another remedy. The ad promotes immediate relief and emphasizes broad pain relief claims with a bold sales tone.
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Munyon
Holy Cross Georgetown Players Join South Boston Nine
A new South Boston baseball team forms with three Holy Cross College players and one Georgetown University man. They promise a No 1 team and will play Maidens at South Boston next Saturday. Duni c McKenna Joe Sullivan Slattery Dwyer McAllister McCarthy Harkins compose the lineup.
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South Boston
Holy Cross College
Georgetown University
Duni
McKenna
Holy Cross
Joe Sullivan
South Bostons
Jack Slattery
Dwyer
S. S
McAllister
S. F
McCarthy
Carters
E. F
Harkins
Georgetown
New England League Plans Weather Storms Ahead
League officials met in the city to discuss insuring the season against turmoil and note New Bedford’s collapse. Players from New Bedford have moved on to Fall River, with Jim Corbett slated to play first base for Fall River and Taunton at different games. Five of six clubs remain ready to finish the season, banking on favorable Sunday games at Crescent Park and Mt Hope Park.
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New England League
New Bedford
Fall River
Crescent Park
Mt. Hope Park
Taunton
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Brockton
Wallie Woods
Cincinnati
Boston
George Magoon
Brooklyns
New England
Jack Boyle
Fifield
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Phillies
Pawtucket
Tom Smith
Frank Shannon
Buffalo
Jeems Murrie
Wonders
Weehawken
Tim Keefe
West New York
Jeems
Dave Orr
Jake Weihl
Joe Harrington
Young Tighe
Smith
Harry Dolan
Springfield
Jack Lampe
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Jack O’connor
Brooklyn
Constant Reader
Auburn
Automaton Baseball Replay Draws Crowds At Park Theatre
Yesterday afternoon a large crowd watched a fourteen inning game between Boston and Chicago replicated by automaton players at the Park Theatre. The faithful ten second delay recreates every play on the regular field hundreds of miles away. The Park expects daily showings this week featuring the Bostons Chicago and Pittsburghs.
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Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Wallie Woods Faces Two Tough Extra-Innings Losses
In a week marked by two fourteen inning defeats, Wallie Woods shows grit against top teams led by Cincinnati and Boston. The report notes Magoon’s Boston stint ending at Brockton, plus numerous player movements including Smith, Shannon, and Weihl.
Amateur athletics roster and upcoming competitions announced
Summer sports lineups include A A U and New Jersey A C events with prizes. Chicago hosts the A U championships today while all round championships occur July 4. Mortimer Jones of Lafayette College listed as injured from football. Public baths plan July 4 water sports for boys under 16. Local club challenges include Emmets Chelsea, Celtics Meilen, and O'Brien Wolf Tone hurling teams with a $100 match on Farragut Day June 28.
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Lafayette College
Public Bath Department
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Chelsea
Eugene Sullivan
Celtics of
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William O’brien
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Commonwealth Park
Farragut
Zephyr Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Won by Sir Hubert
June rain reduced attendance at Sheepshead Bay as Sir Hubert ridden by Sloan won the Zephyr stakes. The day featured multiple races with times and placements for Swift man, Main stay, Boy Orator, Gold Mine, Forget, and Bay hurdle contenders among others.
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Sloan
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Hanlon
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Spencer, & To 1 and 3 To 1, Second; Mainstay
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Dave Sullivan Talks Fights and Future Bouts in Boston
Bantam champion Dave Sullivan arrived in Boston to spar Allie Alberts at the Grand Opera House and predicted a rematch with Sammy Kelly for a twenty five round bout or a side bet of 500 dollars. He praised Spike Hawkins, doubted Ben Jordan against Dixon, and hinted at a reunion with Spike Sullivan next Monday at the Nonpareil Associates room.
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Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Grand Opera House
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Dave
South End
New York
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Kelly
Spike
Hawkins
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England
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Nonpareil Associates
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Midget Riders Fall at Waltham Track
During a training session at the Waltham track Jimmy Michael suffered a severe fall hitting his head and shoulder. He was taken to a hotel for examination but no bones were broken and he expects to ride again in a few days.
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Waltham Track
Jimmy Michael
Jimmy
Randall Quint
McLean
Randall
Mce Duffee
Harry Elkes
Harvard Yale Varsity Baseball Duel Set at Soldiers Field
Harvard and Yale prepare for a closely fought afternoon game on Soldiers Field with Yale’s Greenway seen as a key adversary. Captain Rand may play briefly before Chandler takes over, while Sam Lewis and Sears vie for spots as Harvard’s batsmen and Hayes anchors the pitching. The game starts at 2 30 p m with lineup details to follow.
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Yale
Soldiers’ Field
Tigers
Princeton
Greenway
Crimson
Rand
Chandler
Sam Lewis
Sears
Bart Hayes
Pennsylvania
Boston 99 Meet Club Eyes LA W Meet Next Year
The Boston 99 Meet Club held its regular meeting with optimism about hosting the L A W meet next year. President F Howard Porter led the session as Secretary Pease kept records. R A Moses reported broad support outside Boston and proposed widening membership into New England cities.
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New England
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Henry J. Duecker
Charles River
Indianapolis
Pease
Hall Enamelling and Stripe Work Promises Quality
The Hall Enamel Co. at 87 Union St offers bicycle enamelling and striping services with prompt delivery and is reachable by telephone 1197-2 Haymarket. A cheeky quote about Timmins appears from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Hall Pnamel CO
Union St
Haymarket
Parades Set for July 4 Under Dorchester Carnival
Marshal Elmer W. Smith of the bicycle division advances plans for a big Fourth of July parade by the Dorchester Carnival Association. He notes strong early support from city and area bicycle clubs.
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Elmer W. Smith
Dorchester Carnival Association
Bicycle Notes From Albany and Local Races This Summer
Albany rider Teddy Edwards finished 20 000 miles on a chainless bicycle after already logging 8400 miles before his consecutive century begun January 1. The F M T A S of Saxonville plans July 4 bike races at Wayside Park Dorchester entries close June 27. National Track Association members expect to attend the L A W national meet in Indianapolis. Helen Keller, 17, continues college prep and rides a Columbia tandem at Wrentham before entering Radcliffe. A St Louis inventor showcases a saddle on an oscillating lever for a teetering wheel motion. Roxbury rider L F Whiting seeks a club team. mosquito tandem duo Allie Darlow and partner racing soon. Pope Manufacturing provides $1000 life insurance for each of seventeen employees in the Connecticut National Guard.
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N. Y
Teddy Edwards
Albany Riading
Indian Hill
Onondagua Reservation
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Columbia
Albert A. Pope
Wrentham
Miss Sulivan
Radcliffe
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L. F. Whiting
Roxbury
Washington Street
W. D. Pickard
Allie Darlow
Pope Manufacturing Company
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Connecticut National Guard
Olympian Games in Paris 1900 Planned
A Herald dispatch reports Paris will host the modern Olympian games in 1900, with Athens hosting the first in 1896. The program includes numerous events from track and field to water sports and team games, with amateurs only and hopeful participation from American athletes.
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Herald
Paris
Athens
Boston
Crown Prince of
Greece
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Paris Polo Club
Seine
Havre
Berry Association
America
United States
Rigby Meet Opens With $6800 Purse and Noted Entrants
Next week Rigby opens with a series of class events and a larger season anticipated. Management offers first meeting purses totaling $6800 with numerous fast and well known steppers among the entries. Round trip tickets go on sale at Boston and Maine stations and special trains run from Portland to the track, with convenient connections from Boston.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland
Boston
A A U Championships at Chicago Highlighted by Wefers Return
The annual A A U championship opens in Chicago with top athletes from the East, including Wefers amid rumors of weak form. Burke and Manuel emerge as strong half mile contenders, while Cregan Clapp Flannagan and Meyer Prenstein chart the field with noted records and potential upsets.
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Wefers
New York A. C
Long
Clapp
Flannagan
Lnemy
Travers Island
Burke
H. Manuel
New Jersey
A. C
Cregan
Manuel
Crega
Flanagan
Meyer Prenstein
Syracuse University
Granite State Park Races Close Spring Harness Meet
Dover N H June 22 The second day at Granite State track drew a large crowd as the unfinished 2:00 trot from yesterday was won by Andy W in straight heats. Arlington captured the 2:30 pace with a new mark 2 12 1 4 in the first heat. The 2:25 pace required two heats with close contention throughout.
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