Collins' Nine Wins Twelve-Inning Game
The Athletics and Boston played a 12 inning game at Columbia Park before 4002 spectators. Boston won 6 to 4 as Winter starred with bat and arm, delivering a late rally while Dygert struggled in relief. Winter scored twice and contributed a key two-base hit in the late innings.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Boston
Columbia Park
Winter
Coakley
Dygert
Waddell
Morgan
J. Armbruster
Cleveland Defeats St Louis 12 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Cleveland pounded Smith today to win 12 to 2 over St Louis. Bernhard left after being hit on the hand by a batted ball. The score summary follows, with Cleveland taking control early and maintaining the lead throughout the game.
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Cleveland
Smith
Bernhard
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Tifis
Hemphill
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O’brien
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Sheridan
Pittsburg
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Brown
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Davis Leads Rindge Nine to Triangular League Title
The Rindge Manual Training School nine clinched the Cambridge Triangular league championship with catcher Davis delivering strong defense behind the plate. Davis starred throughout, helping the team reach the final against Somerville High, winners of the Interscholastic league, this afternoon.
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Rindge Manual
Col
Rindge Manual Nine
Cambridge
Somerville High
Cham
Pions
Rindge
Rindge Manual Training School
Tenney's Men Smack Brooklyn in Big Batterym Day
Fred Tenney's Boston club crushed Brooklyn 9 to 1 yesterday and 10 to 1 Thursday in a two game set. Pfeffer pitched well for Boston, with strong hitting from Dolan O'Neil Strobel and Bridwell. Lumley and Jordan sparked Brooklyn, but Boston's late rallies sealed both wins.
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Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Boston
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Harvard
Yale
Lumley
Howard
Jordan
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O'Neil
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Brockton Set for Boxing Crowds and Big Matches
Chelsea hosts the Brockton boxing week with Edels-Sieger looming as the main event next Monday. Sieger arrives from Buffalo after a 20-round bout with Rube Ferns. Edels trains in Chelsea with Jimmy Briggs and eyes a win over the Hoboken veteran.
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Rube Ferns
Eedels
Jimmy Briggs
Hoboken
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Chicago shuts out Detroit 5 to 0 in Chicago
Chicago wins 5 to 0 behind White solid pitching and a pivotal fifth inning when Sullivan triples driving in three runs. Detroit’s bats were held to scattered hits as Siever and White exchange the mound duties.
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Patten Dominates Battle as Washington Beats New York 2 1
Patten out pitched Orth with strong support from Washington in a 2 to 1 victory over New York. Hickman provided the standout batting performance to seal the win.
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Patten
Orth
New York
Hickman
St Brendan's Fourth Of July Games At Harbor View Park
The Knights of St Brendan of Boston will host a picnic at Harbor View Park South Boston on July 4 with open handicap events directed by Joe McNamara. Events include sprints distance runs jumps and a shot put. Prizes include gold and silver watches and dress suit cases for top placements. Entries close June 29 with Joe McNamara Tyler street gymnasium.
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Harbor View Park
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Tyler Street Gym
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New Athletic Building Planned for Brown University
Providence R I June 22 Professor Fred W Marvel of Brown University says Hunter Marston of New York will build a new field house at Andrews Field for Brown teams. Cost between 50000 and 75000 dollars. The facility will be among the nation’s most modern with team quarters visiting teams and 15 shower baths.
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Brown University
Hunter Marston
New York
Brown
Andrews Field
New England Baseball Box Score Highlight
Haverhill 0 Worcester 5 as Madden, Connaughton and Burkett star with key hits. Conaughton and McDonald add two base hits each. strong pitching by Hartman and McPartlin limits hosts. Time two twenty five minutes with Stafford umpiring.
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Haverhill
Worcester
Madden
McDonald
Connaughton
Chadbourne
Lord
Zacher
Burkett
Knotts
Hartman
Ahearn
Carolan
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Waterman
Pulsifer
McPartlin
Stafford
Worchster
Hardartlin
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Lawrence Takes Both Ends of Doubleheader With Lowell
Lawrence wins 5-0 and 6-1 at Glen Forest. Key moments include two base hits by Fitzmaurice and multi player contributions from Spooner Page Briggs Wilson Leith and Billet. Leith earns win in first game while Smythe and Lee handle pitching in the second as Lawrence dominates both games.
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Page
Briggs
Wilson
Leith
Fitzmaurice
Billet
Lepper
Weddige
Lowell
Balle
Maroney
Shannon
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Lee
Smythe
Plunkett
Cobb
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New Bedford Edges Manchester 3-2 in Narrow Finish
New Bedford defeated Manchester 3-2 after seven innings. Swope faltered in the eighth allowing two runs from timely hits and a diamond mishap as New Bedford pulled ahead with a decisive third run. Kehoe Valdois and McDaniels stood out on defense and at the plate.
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Kehoe
Valdois
McDaniels
Austin
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Manchester
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Eustace
Pleiss
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March
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Beard
Robinson
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Manichester
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All Round Title Up For Grabs At Tech Field
With Martin Sheridan out of the competition Ellery Clark of the Boston Athletic Association as a former holder appears likely to regain the all round title of the A A U at Tech Field Brookline. His chief challenger is T F Kiely the Irish all round champion.
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A. C
Tech Field
Brookline
Ellery Clark
Boston Athletic Association
T. F. Kiely
Neponset-Dorchester Play Cambridge at Nightingale Field
The strong Neponset Dorchester team meets Cambridge Institute today at 8 36. Visitors use Ryan and Wadleigh as Patterson and Murray join Hurley in managing.
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Institute
Cambridge
Nightingale Field
Ryan
Wadleigh
Hurley
Patterson
Murray
Gentlemen of the ring and baseball tales from Boston
The piece recalls boxing lore on hair pulling and famed fighters like Johnson Mendoza and Corbett O'Brien. It notes fan ire at Hanlon, and mentions John L. Sullivan resting at West Baden weighing 269 pounds with a pink complexion as described by the Police Gazette.
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Jack Johnson
Dan Mendoza
London
Jackson
Mendoza
Jim Corbett
Jack O’brien
John L. Sullivan
West Baden
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Police Gazette
Waltham Wins Championship in Eastern Interscholastic League
Waltham High defeated Everett High 11 to 4 on Broadway Field Somerville to claim the league title. Taylor pitched well for Waltham with eight strikeouts as Lowe and Hermes started a clean sixth inning double play.
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Everett High
Broadway
Somerville
Everett
Waltham
Taylor
Lowe
Hermes
White
Short
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Lansing
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Mahoney
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Everett Coe
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Daniels Breaks English 100 Yards Record in London
In Richmond today American champion C. M. Dan felis set a new English record for 100 yards, clocking 57.25 seconds, surpassing the previous mark by 0.135 seconds. The event drew notable competition and highlighted the rising speed in sprint swimming.
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London
Richmond
C. M. Dan‘felis
Baseball notes from city leagues and major games
Brooklyn games set for Oak Island Grove with J. O. N. club of Chelsea and Pioneers of Revere. Weldon Henley tops Rochester pitching after leaving Athletics. Six American Association clubs chase pennant. Indianapolis and St Paul near bottom. Boston Blues meet Newtowne A. C. at Marcella street grounds in a close, blood heated contest. Hall of Fame-era players praise fielding and hitting as George Van Haltren remains a threat for Oakland. Harvard eyes victory against Yale next Tuesday.
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Weldon Henley
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Rochester
American Association
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Marcella Street
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McIntyre
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Donlin
Giants
George van. Haltren
Oakland
J. B. Lawrence
Harvard
Yale
Centrals of East Boston Meet Sacred Hearts in Cambridge
The Centrals of East Boston face Sacred Hearts in Cambridge this afternoon in what is expected to be a hard fought basketball game.
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East
Boston
the Sacred Hearts
Cambridge
Raub Wild Throw Sparks Wild Inning in Pittsburg Game
National wire reports from Pittsburg indicate Raub's wild throw in the Great inning allowed two baserunners to reach and shifted momentum in standings. The scene unfolded in June with the crowd reacting to a sequence that altered the game's rhythm.
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Penn
Raub
New York Earns 4-1 Victory Over Philadelphia in Finale
New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the final game, played June 22. The result capped a decisive win for the New York team.
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