Good Boys All Boston Plucks Orioles Feathers Twice
Boston won 2 0 after early near misses as Nichols shut down the Orioles. Duffy and McCarthy paired on two long drives but both failed to produce runs. Long drove in a run with a single, while the Orioles left eleven on base and never scored. Robinson was the sole Orioles batter to dent Nichols. The score and details reference the first game of a doubleheader.
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Tommy Tucker
Tommy
Welch
Mac
Duffy
McCarthy
Boston
Long
McGraw
Quinn
Bennett
Lowe
Buff
Orioles
Nichols
Robinson
Two Bills Pass in Baltimore as Baseball Wars End in Tie
Two measures faced near equal scrutiny in Baltimore yesterday with one bill pushing through as the Boston side held the gavel while the other faced no serious objection. The day featured tense wrangling, touts of baseball victory for the Boston squad, and a long sixteen inning tie between St. Louis and Cleveland ending in a roll over and roll home.
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Baltimore
Bostons
Boston
Brooklyn
Irwin
Senators
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Roger Connor
Quakers
Chicago
Louisville
Colonels
Pittsburg
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston Wins Two as Baltimore Fans Dare Not Hope
June 24 Baltimore special reports the Red Sox sweeping both games at Baltimore. Buffinton and Cobb pitched, McMahon was ineffective, and Boston benefited from timely hitting in the fourth inning of the first game and a strong team effort in the second.
Beaneaters Rally To Tie With Orioles In Second Game
In a warm afternoon before 1266 fans, Beaneaters overturn an early Boston lead as Duffy and Bennett spark scoring while Welch, McGraw, and Gunson drive in runs. Orioles answer with Stricker and Gunson but Boston’s late surge, aided by Bennetts three hits and Tucker’s walks, seals a 3rd inning comeback and strong defense. Sheridan umpiring fuels sideline protests as the crowd roars for the pennant-clinching win.
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Boston
Tepor
McCarthy
Duffy
Oeerre Bennett
Tucker
Nash
Quinn
Os Lowe
Nichols
Baltimore
van Haltren
Whistler
Oeeer
Shoch
Welch
McGraw
Stricker
Robinson
Buftinton
Bostons
Baltt McCarthy
Wildmore
Yitch— Nichols
McGraw Whistler
Whistier
Sheridan
Beaneaters
George Washington Cobb
Hanlon
Bennett
Orioles
Welch Lell
Clarkson
Cub
Gunson
Lowe
Hi-Hi
Dixwell
Long
Welsh
Shindle
Pushes Anse in Muddy Chicago Louisville Game
Chicago and Louisville played amid mud with Louisville prevailing 2 to 1. Viau and Luby were effective. attendance about 1,200. Notable players included Anson, Pfeffer, Grim, Weaver, Dungan, and McFarland. Umpire was Gaffney. time 1:40.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Louisville
Viau
Luby
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Play Great Game Here
Pittspure June 24. Cincinnati and Pittsburg played the greatest game seen here this year today. Terry and Chamberlain were in great form, the former especially, only two little singles being made off him. The visitors kicked over Umpire Mitchell's decisions. The fielding of Shugart...
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Pittspure
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Terry
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Shugart
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Baseball Showdowns Noted
George Smith and Shugart provided the hitting highlights as Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati with a low scoring game. Attendance 1285. Key plays included Shugart hitting a three-base hit and Beckley stealing a base. E Smith recorded a sacrifice, while pitchers and fielding produced multiple double plays and errors by both sides. Umpire Mitchell. Time 1h 45m.
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George Smith
Shugart
Pittsburg
E. Smith
Beckley
Miller
Anat
Cincinnati
Murphy
Corkhill
Aeoree Smith
Latham
Farrell
McPhee
G. Smith
Vaughan
Holliday
Mitchell
Phillies Outplay New Yorks in Another Win
The Phillies defeated the New Yorks 3 to 2 as Keefe pitched well, scattering hits until the ninth inning. Key plays included running catches by O Rourke Tiernan and Hamilton, with Thompson hitting a two base shot and Connor a three base hit. Umpire Emslie, attendance 1206, time 1 hour 34 minutes.
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New York
Phillies
New Yorks
Keefe
O’rourke
Tiernan
Hamilton
Doyle
Clements
Philadelphia
Thompson
Connor
Richardson
Hallman
Ewing
Fuller
D. Lyons
Delahanty
Allen
Cross
Emslie
Thrilling sixteenth inning draw at St Louis game
In St Louis on June 24 the contest extended to sixteen innings before Umpire Hurst ruled a draw after both teams had three runs. Darkness ended a dramatic affair with 1300 in attendance. Notable plays included a Cleveland earned run, two-base hits by McAleer and OConnor, a Burkett three-base hit, and several defensive miscues and double plays.
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St. Louis
Hurst
Caruthers
Cleveland
McAleer
O'Connor
Burkett
Tebeau
Virtue
Crooks
Carroll
Pinkney
Davis
McKean
Glasscock
O’connor
Werden
Buckley
Young
Cuins
Gilaascock
Ssi
Krodie
Car’thers
Winkney
Breite
Portland
Kirmes
Rogers
Brockton
Klobedanz
Lac
Ward and Senators Split in Dull First Game
Washington opened with a dull lifeless contest against Stein and was shut out in the first game. In the second game the local team regained vigor and turned the tables on the Brooklyns. Attendance 2688. The score: FIRST GAME.
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Washiveton
Washington
Stein
Brooklyns
Woonsocket crushes Manchester in lopsided baseball game
Woonsocket visitors played poorly despite heavy home support and were outpitched by Woonsocket at home. Riley excelled when needed as Woonsocket compiled 19 runs to 8 against Manchester, with strong defense and multiple extra base hits in a high scoring affair.
Baseball game summary with walks and errors
First base on balls Long Harrington Burke. Left on bases Woonsocket 6 Manchester 8. First base on errors Woonsocket 9 Manchester 3. Passed balls two. Struck out Morse O'Brien Burrill two Long Meagher Harrington Wheeler Meagher. Double play Hel at eeler. Umpire O Malley. Time two hours.
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Brooklyn
RK BH
PO EK Bhpo
Radford
Ward
Joyce
Dowd
Hoy
Corcoran
Larkin
Dal
Milligan, c
Bro Manns
Dunffee
Kinslow
Stein
Daly
Griffin
Brouthers
Richardson
Milligan
Abbey
Richard
Knell
Rovins
Hart
Washington Ee
Robinson
Maguire
Radfort
I Sooklyn
Grin
T. Dalyha
An Larkin
C. Baily
Lynch
Long
Harrington
Burke
Woonsocket
Manchester
Morse
O’brien
Burrill
Meagher
Wheeler
Htale
Eeler
O'Malley
Klobedanz Delivers Balk Portland Triumph Over Brockton
Klobedanz seals Portland victory with a tenth inning homer as Kirmes shines with three stolen bases in a tight 3 2 win. Brockton earns two runs on seven hits while Portland battles to a near slugger style finish before 700 fans.
Home Runs Do It For Salem In Lewiston Game
Salem won 9 to 9? via home runs by McCarty and Deady in a windy Lewiston exhibition. Keay and Cook stood out, while Killen and McCarty led the batteries for Salem and Lewiston respectively. Attendance was 215 as errors favored Salem with 3 to Lewiston’s 5.
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Lewiston
Salem
McCarty
Deady
Keay
Lewistons
Cook
Briggs
SAN
Csc Cece
Lawiscod
Killen
Ikkeefe
Donahue
Smith
Keary
Milome
Dealy
Dorsey
Spear
J. Lezotte
McCormick
Hickey
Keefe
Moore
Koene
Bail— Keay
Welch
O'Neil
Lezotte
Webster
Won and Loss. Lowell beats Pawtucket in 11 innings
In a hot eleven innings at Pawtucket Lowell edges Pawtucket 11 to 10 after miscues costly at critical moments. Mahoney’s decision in scoring McLaughlin plated the winning run as Lowell capitalized on Bradley’s strong batting against McQuirk. Attendance 200. Sullivan and Hart shared duties for Lowell, Lynch and Quinlan for Pawtucket.
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Lowell
Mahoney
McLaughlin
Bo McQuirk
Bradley
McQuirk
Sullivan
Hart
Lynch
Quinlan
Connaughton
Condoff
Whitney
Jordan
McCauley
Hawes
Joe? Cull
Mather
Duggan
Cronin
Grays Drop a Point in Rochester Loss
Providence loses to Rochester by 18 to 9 as Knauss struggles with wild pitching and Meakin holds Rochester in strong form. The game features high offense with 19 Rochester hits and 9 Providence hits, 8 Rochester errors and 4 Providence errors, 800 in attendance, and Leighton hitting a home run for Rochester.
Eastern Games Result List from Binghamton
In Binghamton New York on June 24 the standings show Bing hamton defeating Syracuse 10 to 7 and Troy beating Buffalo 3 to 2. Elmira defeated Albany 4 to 2 with Elmira also earning 2.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Syracuse
Troy
Buffalo
Elmira
Albany
Wenonah Wins Capstan Race Off Gourock The Wenonah Sails Ahead
Scots open their eyes as the 244 rater Herreshoff ballast fin Wenonah wins another race over British boats in Gourock Bay. Wenonah was sailed by Miss Allan with Netta second, twenty one seconds behind. Clyde crews hail the Yankee boat and look for more fast finishers.
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Scotland
Miss Allan
Clyde
Gourock Bay
Clyde Acutsmen
Campbell Beaten by Chapman in Kent Championship
London June 24 American champion Campbell was defeated by English player Chapman in the semi final round of the Kent all comers tennis championship.
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London
Campbell
Engishman
Chapman
Tennis at West Newton Invitation Tournament Schedule
West Newton Neighborhood Club reports arrangements for an invitation tennis tournament. Every other player competes, likely lasting most of the week. Play begins Monday June 27 around 10 a.m., continuing daily with both morning and afternoon rounds. Afternoon matches end around 8 p.m., daily results posted at the clubhouse bulletin board, plus a Thursday band concert with illuminations from 8 to 10 p.m.
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West Newton
Horse Racing Results at Sheepshead Bay June 24
First race Futurity course Stonewell won with Potomac second and Sleipner third in 1:12 1-5. Second race Futurity St Michael led followed by Mullet and Jersey Queen filly. Time 1:15. Third race 13-16 miles Barefoot won Fremont second Gold Wave third in 2:04 3-5. Fourth race 1 1/8 miles Diablo first Mars second Lowlander third in 1:56 1-5. Fifth race Futurity Sir Richard first Spartan second Procida third in 1:13 2-5. Sixth race 1 1/8 miles turf Gleaming won Tom Rogers second Snowball third in 1:53.
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L. J
Stonewell
Potomac
Sleipner
St. Michael
Mullet
Barefoot
Fremont
Gold Wave
Diablo
Mars
Lowlander
Sir Richard
Spartan
Procida
Gleaming
Tom Rogers
Snowball
Irvington Oval N E A A U all round title contenders
Dan Long is favored to win the N E A A U all round championship at Irving ton Oval this afternoon with first in shot hammer weight high and broad jumps. Irwin expected to place second in dash walk pole vault and qualify in most events. Callahan Fin neran Hopkins McNeil are noted as potential performers with varying chances and challenges.
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Dan Long
Irvington Oval
Irwin
Callahan
Finneran
Hopkins
McNeil
Holy Cross Pitcher John Stafford Not Pro Pledge
Boston papers wrongly claimed Holy Cross pitcher John Stafford was a professional. The error cites Stafford’s brother Jim Stafford as Worcester pitcher. Jim now resides in Los Angeles, California.
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Boston
John Stafford
Holy Cross
Stafford
Worcester
Jim” Stafford
Worcesters
Los Angeles
Cal
Letter Talks Charity Ads and Whiskey Promotion
A firm letter to the Post business manager praises Carney Hospital appeals and public support. It states an order for 15,000 lines of ad space annually and a starter commitment of 1876 lines for Hub Punch and G. O. Taylor Whiskeys in the red white and blue edition. Dated June 24 from C. H. Graves & Sons, 35 Hawkins Street.
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the Post
Hub
G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins Street
Sunday Services at Union Hall and Local Churches
Sunday evening vesper service at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street with Rev William Lyon of Boston delivering Ralph Waldo Emerson and a Damon Family musical program led by George Mendall Taylor. Also Reformed Episcopal Church readings and Park Square Baptist preaching with free seats and a warning to Baptists.
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Union Hall
Boylston Street
William It Lyon
Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Damon
Elfreda Damon
Nettie Damon
Dora P. Damon
Mamie
George Mendall Taylor
First Reformed Episcopal Cituren
Dartmouth
Harwich
James M. Gray
George Lavery
Wm. W. Downs
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Park Squire Hall
Park Square
Boston Theatre Week Attractions and New London Acts
Boston theaters unveil a busy week with The Mascot at the Globe and By Proxy at the Museum. Harrigan and Puritania headline Tremont and Columbia offerings, plus vaudeville acts, curiosities from Alaska, and the first of Sunday Arena Garden concerts featuring Baldwin and Ward.
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Museum
Ed Harrigan
The
Columbia
Arena Garden
J. Thomas Baldwin
C. C. Ward
Jessie K. Giles
Lillian Harper
Josie LaFontaine
Saloon Passengers Depart on Cunard Cephalonia to Liverpool
The Cephalonia sails from New York to Liverpool at nine this morning with 174 saloon passengers onboard. The list includes Philip S. Abbot Edwin H. Abbot Miss C. P. Ames and many Boston residents among others. Also noted are Boston travelers on the German steamer Trave bound for Bremen and the Ems and on the French line steamer La Touraine headed to Havre with additional New England passengers.
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Cephalonia
Liverpool
Philip S. Abbot
Edwin H. Abbot
C. P. Ames
G. C. Anthony
Charles P. Anthony
C. H. Buswell
John C. Brooks
John Brooks
Margaret Brooks
Arthur H. Brooks
F. Boott
James S. Cumston
Janet M. Cumsto
Janet M. Cumston
David A. Collins
Cruft
George O. Carpenter
Don A. Clay
Henry C. Cushman
J. H. Coit, Jr
F. D. Chester
Harriet Cutler
A. O. Chartier
F. W. Griffin
N. St. John Green
Cornelia W. Green
W. H. Graves
F. H. Gilson
William H. Gulick
Lucy L. Howe
E.S. Hayden
George Harrington
Robert W. Herrick
Edward Everett Hale
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L. P. Hopkins
Grace Hooper
Mary Hughes
Charley Hughes
Vena Hichborn
J. F. Hichborn
A. D. G. Hendry
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Ellen Louise Hopkins
M. E. Johns
H. le Jordan
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James Mitchell
Arthur Y. Mitchell
Frances Mitchell
Carlyle Petersilea
On Plant
Caroline Cordner
Cordner
Cora E. Canfield
George D. Clark
H. Dumaresq
Jordan Dumaresqy
F. Dumaresq
Charles A. Denny
Walter J. Denny
Bertha Grace Denny
George A. Denny
Frank Duveneck
Anna H. Eldredge
Ann Farrell
S. W. Fletcher
Katherine S. Fletcher
Martha KE. Fletcher
Joseph E. Fiske
Ellen W. Fiske
Isabelle H. Fiske
Charles H. Fiske, Jr
Henry D. Flagg
Paul R. Frothingham
T. F. Wright
R. E.wright
John G. Wetherell
J. Wheelock
Trave
New York
Bremen
Boston
Rudolph Blescher
C. A. Coffin
E. R. Coffin
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Alice S. Coffin
C. E. Flandran
G. T. Morse
la Touraine
New
Albert Murdock
N. W. Rice
J. A. Smith
RB. Wheatland
J. Murphy
Montville Resident Dies of Lockjaw After Rake Injury
Mrs Nathan P Williams of Montville died from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty rake ten days earlier while wearing light slippers. The minor wound worsened with jaw pain leading to a doctor’s diagnosis of tetanus.
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Playfield
Conn
Nathan P. Williams
Montville
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