Giants Beat Boston For Third Straight Win
The New York Giants defeated Boston 6 to 2 at the South End, using a three-run sixth inning to pull ahead. Christy Matthewson pitched easily for New York as Pittinger allowed 11 hits and Boston failed to capitalize, Carney replacing Cooley in left field with mixed results. The game featured a wild seventh inning before New York added another run in the fourth and held on for the victory.
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Pittsburg Fails to Hit Taylor as Leever Injures Arm
Pittsburg could not hit Taylor at any stage and scored their only run on an error. Leever's arm failed in the second inning and Miller battled to save the game but faced poor defense behind him.
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Cincinnati Struggles in Poor Field Play Against Chicago
National desk report from Cincinnati notes a lackluster field performance by Cincinnati with misplays aiding Chicago’s scoring. Corridon was relieved by Briggs in the seventh inning after three hits by Chicago.
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High School Bridge Scores Across Cities
Bridgeport edges Bridgeport 11 to 6 in a mixed scoreline with New Haven 4 Norwich 3 and Hartford 6 Springfield 6 receiving close results. Meriden and Holyoke show 6 and 2 respectively as part of the regional tally in the New England meet held at den.
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Boston Fans Write to Pat Dougherty After Trade
A Boston fan committee writes Pat Dougherty, now with the New York Americans, expressing continued support and urging loyalty. They joke about a cash consideration, cheer his rise, and hint at future Boston ties and city hall politics.
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Boxing Gossip Sparks Gloucester Card With Baldwin Pantz Bout
Matty Baldwin heads to Lowell to train for Monday's Gloucester A. C. bout with Kid Pantz while manager Jim Blake touts his best shape yet. Pantz trains at Chelsea with Br and Goodwin as both fighters seek decisive wins to boost chances for future clashes and potential matches with Donohue Burdick Ryan Sullivan and O'Brien loom as possible opponents in July.
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Unclear prompt hints at boxing rivals and stunts in St Louis
In three rounds Tommy Ryan shows an easy path while many view O'Brien as his master. A chance blow likely stopped Jack Twin when he faced O'Brien in St Louis. Jack Munroe plans to ease training and perform theatrical stunts. He may be
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Jack Twin
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Boston boxing chatter stirs ahead of matches
In Boston a buzz grows as weeks pass with supporters hoping for a bout at 140 pounds. Jack Downey of Cambridge eyes a clash with Martin Clougherty. A note mentions Steve Mahoney and a 4 o'clock meeting today.
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Filipinos as Guests of Governor Bates at Algonquin Club
The Philippine commission met Governor John L. Bates at the Algonquin Club in Boston, marking their last hospitality stop before heading west. Speakers including Bates and Whitney urged mutual respect and the Philippines' eventual independence, while commissioners praised American fairness and hospitality.
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Odds 12 to 1 Against McChesney at St Louis
McChesney arrives for the Worlds fair handicap mile and a quarter facing 50 000 dollars on Saturday. Bookmakers quote 12 to 1 against him while Hermis, top weight 130 pounds, basks in local hype. Colonial Girl attracts heavy future-book money at 97 pounds, with fans doubtful Hermis can overcome the weight gap.
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New England League Results From Nashua to Haverhill
In Nashua Manchester games Lowell defeated an opponent 4 to 1 while Concord edged Bedford Fall River 6 to 0. At Lawrence Haverhill beat Lawrence 8 to 2.
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Ex Inspector McCaus land near death at Wakefield home
Ex inspector William Henry McCausland of the Boston police once renowned for his Watch era lies near death at his Wakefield home 21 Prospect street. At 75 he is the sole surviving member of the old Boston Watch and his physicians say he may pass away at any time.
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Enterprise Off Until October
The nautical training ship Enterprise left Boston early yesterday morning for its annual summer cruise to Mediterranean ports and will be gone until October 10. Thirteen Boston lads are among the 95 cadets aboard, including Augustus Co. Caldwell and Richard H. McKey of Dorchester and Edward R. O'Brien of West Roxbury.
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Two Challengers for Cup Likely From Britain and Ulster
New York June 23 Two British yachtsmen prepare to build boats for the America's Cup and work on plans. One challenge may come via the Royal Clyde Yacht Club and another via the Royal Ulster Club. Sir Thomas Lipton representing Ulster has had many chances, making the Clyde challenge likely to be accepted.
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Rogers and Wingates Win 17 to 12 at Franklin Field
The Rogers and the Wingates, a group of striking painters, played a ball game at Franklin Field yesterday and defeated their opponents 17 to 12. The match showcased competitive play and notable runs by both teams before a small crowd gathered to watch.
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