Stivetts Mastered New York in Boston Win
Jack Stivetts starred with five innings of dominance as Boston shut down New York. Burke, Van Haltren and Tiernan led a vibrant offense with key hits and aggressive baserunning, while the hub vaunted fielding and sacrifice hitting fueled a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stivetts
Freedman
Eddie Burke
George van Haltren
Mike Tiernan
New York
Murray
van Haltren
Herman Long
Charley Ganzel
Duff
Tucker
McCarthy
Lowe
Nash
Boston
Farrell
Duffy
Bostons
Fuller
Stafford
Cleveland Wins Behind Ninth Inning Rally Over Louisville
In Cleveland on June 2 to 4, Cleveland tops Louisville 3 5 in a game paced by a late surge. After five hits through eight innings, Cleveland bunched two doubles a single and a walk in the ninth to score three runs. Attendance 800. Errors Cleveland 3 Louisville 2. Batteries Young O Connor Inks Spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Louisville
Clevelands
Young
O'Connor
Lange Saves Game for Chicago as Hawley Homers
Lange made a decisive seventh inning catch in deep center saving a Chicago win over Pittsburg. Hawley hit a home run while Stenzel retired the Chicagos in the eighth. attendance was about 2600 as Chicago posted an eight to four score.
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Chicago
Lange
Cross
Stenzel
Chicagos
Hawley
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn in Shortened Night Game
Philadelphia touched up Gumbert for five hits in the fourth inning to score four earned runs and added two more on two triples and a single in the eighth. Brooklyn managed only scattered hits as Taylor contained the visitors. The game ended after eight innings due to darkness from a rain storm with 3000 on hand.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphias
Gumbert
Irwin
Taylor
Philadelphia
Grady
Grim
Dailey
Pitchers Battle Sees Washington Top Baltimore in Gates
In a 7 time game Maui edges Washington over Baltimore 7 2. The visitors score when two runs came in the eighth inning while Washingtons big sixth inning, aided by a walk and an error, produced five runs. Attendance 2000. Washington had five hits to Baltimores six with two errors for Washington and three for Baltimore. Maul and McGuire pitched for Washington with Clarkson and Robinson behind.
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Washington
Maui
Baltimore
Maul
McGuire
Clarkson
Robinson
Brockton Beats Fall River in Tight New England League Game
Brockton finally defeated Fall River 9 to 4 in a game marked by steady pitching from Korwan and strong hitting as Brockton batted Lincoln freely and fielded well. The teams combined for 15 hits and 9 errors, with Korwan and Manning leading Brockton and Lincoln and Rollins for Fall River.
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Brockton
Fall River
Lincoln
Korwan
Manning
Rollins
Bangor Keeps Lead as Portland Falls in Maine Game
In Portland, Drinkwater pitched solidly until the seventh inning but an umpire call ruling Henry safe at third doomed the home team. Final score Bangor 6 Portland 4, with Bangor collecting 12 hits to Portland's 5 and committing 3 errors.
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Portland
Henry
Drinkwater
Bangor
Hayes
Killeen
Goodhart
Augusta Beats Lewiston In Meager Lewiston Showdown
Augusta out batted and outplayed Lewiston as Condry started for Lewiston and was relieved by Williams of Brunswick. Viau suffered a broken nose in practice. Final: Augusta 9 Lewiston 4 with 13 hits to 6 and 5 errors to 6. Batteries Baker Kelly Condry Williams Rudderham.
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Lewiston
Augusta
Condry
Williams
Brunswick
Viau
Baker and Kelly
Williams and Rudderham
Pawtucket Beats New Bedford In Scoring Battle
In Pawtucket Moynahan wild but Wilson steadies the defense as the home club defeats New Bedford 8 to 5. Kelly puzzles the mound, but Moynahan and Wilson combine for a strong six innings allowing only one run. Batteries Kelly Barton and Moynahan Wilson Sharp.
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Pawtucket
New Bedford
Moynahan
Wilson
Kelly
Barton
Sharp
Haverhill Defeats Lawrence In Debut Game
Haverhill opens with a decisive win over Lawrence as Bresnahan drives hard and Bresnahan and Hart partner at bat. Yerrick struggles at times while the defense fields cleanly and runs the bases well. Final score shows Haverhill stronger with 13 hits to 4.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Yerrick
Bresnahan
Linehan
Hart
Grounds Fault Fans After Nashua Game Is Called Off
Lowell notes Nashua did not arrive due to ground conditions though fields were described as excellent. Managers Mead and Lampton were unavailable, and locals fear baseball may fail for the season without better team leadership.
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Lowell
Nashua
Nashuas
Mead
Lampton
Providence Beats Syracuse In Close Eastern League Game
Providence defeated Syracuse in a hotly contested match as Day limited Providence hits, while Syracuse benefited from walks. Despite fighting hard and having the umpire, Syracuse could not back Rudderham and lost 5 to 3 with 8 hits each and 2 errors for Providence and 3 for Syracuse.
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Providence
Syracuse
Day
Rudderham
McAulty
Hess
Springfield Wins But Loses
Springfield report June 24 notes umpire Gaffney declared the game today forfeited to the opponent after disputed calls.
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Springfield
Gaffney
Pure California Wines per Galton Coe Ae Eo Tf
Incoherent fragmentary note referencing Pure California Wines and names like Galton Coe and Mt Peroutt. Content unclear with scattered terms and no coherent event or context to summarize into a readable news item.
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California
Per Galton
Mt Peroutt
Forfeited Eastern league game ends in Rochester error
Rochester forfeited a Springfield game at 11 to 6 in the ninth inning due to only two balls being provided. One ball was lost to the river, leaving one ball until it split. Gaffney declared the game forfeited as Rochester fielding was poor and Harper pitched inconsistently. Final: Springfield 11 Rochester 4 with errors shown for both sides.
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Rochester
Springfield
O’brien
Gaffney
Harper
Rochester Eens
Gruber
Gunson
Berger
Rain Delays Scranton Toronto Game and Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Postponed
Rain halted the Scranton versus Toronto game in the fourth inning with Scranton leading by one and Toronto tying in the fourth. Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo also postponed due to wet grounds today in Pennsylvania.
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Scranton
Penn
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Williams edge Amherst in final championship game on Weston Field
Williams defeated Amherst 4 to 2 in the last championship game of the season at Weston Field. Lewis pitched well for Williams while Amherst made costly errors and failed to hit. Fletcher led Williams at bat and Montague stood out for Amherst. The game was clean with Williams making no errors. Hits: Williams 11, Amherst 13. Errors: Amherst 6. Batteries Lewis and Draper. Gregory and Sullivan.
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Williamstown
Williams
Amherst
Weston Field
Lewis
Fletcher
Montague
Draper
Gregory and
Sullivan
Montague Elected Amherst Baseball Captain for Next Year
Amherst June 24 Albert I Montague 96 of Sunderland was elected captain of the Amherst baseball team for next year after Captain Gregory declined re election This year's players will form next season's squad with high 기대 in Montague leading them to greatness.
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Amherst
Williamstown
Albert I. Montague
Sunderland
Gregory
Montague
Amateur teams seek out of town games for July
Boston Grays and several clubs seek matches on July Fourth and nearby dates with out of town teams. Entries include J Edward Barry Boston Young Cottages East Boston Lenox J Carmier and others offering or requesting games and outlining ages and guarantees.
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Boston Grays
J. Edward Barry
State Street
Boston
Daniel F. Crowly
Sumner Street
East
Lenox
J. C. Carmier
Thorndike Street
City
John Cronin
P Street
South Bast
Beacon Lights
South End
J. Payton
Union Street
Mattapan Baseball Club
Medford
D. P. Sullivan
Lehighs
Alerts
Lovers
Sidneys
Albanys
Allstons
Victors
Dovers
Chaunceys
Essex
Calverts
John A. Dunn
Genesee Street
J. Lewis
Eliot Street
John F. Quinn
Portsmouth
Virginia
Cambridge
Matthew Club
Chelsea
Revere Rubber Company
J. McKearney
Ellsworth Street
Mayflowers
J. Powers
Andrew Street
Leary
Columbia
Newburyport
J. J. O’brien
Columbia Baseball Club
New England Amateur Rowing Association Admits Atlantic Boat Club
The New England Amateur Rowing Association met at the Revere House and admitted the Atlantic Boat Club of Springfield Mass. A junior four oared working boat race was added for the Fourth of July. Clubs in arrears will be barred from competition. Regatta entries close July 1 and may be made with Councilman Daniel A. Whelton at City Hall.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Revere House
Atlantic Boat Club
Springfield
Mass
Daniel A. Whelton
City Hall
Cornell Crew Named Honorary Members After Race
London dispatch notes the Cornell men being welcomed as honorary members of the Sports and Leander Clubs. Guy Nickalls invites the crew to dine and stay after the race. Sir John Moss and other notables visit the Cornell quarters as the crew awaits cabled results from Poughkeepsie.
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London
Cornell
Guy Nickalls
John Moss
Poughkeepsie
Tenements in Boston Blame Shifts to Tenants
A letter to the editor argues sanitary housing fixes lie with tenants not landlords. The writer says laws should compel tenants to maintain cleanliness, noting landlords cannot control every unit. He cites recurring neglect, theft of cleaning materials, and the burden of upkeep as shared issues.
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Boston
Creedon Wins After Brutal Six Round Knockout
Creedon defeated Hennessey in a six round bout as the New England middleweight title talk began. Hennessey fought hard in the early rounds but Creedon connected with a left uppercut and a right jaw blow to seal the victory and prompt calls for a title clash.
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Creedon
Hennessey
Dick O'Brien
Daly
New England
An Coaeaen
Shun Cranach
Invercargill
New Zealand
Australia
Owen Daly
Dick Naugh
W. Watts
Jim Hall
Im Aoe
Buffalo Costello
Dunne
Charley
Mick Er Art
America
Aleck Greggains
Roby
Ind
Jerry Slattery
New York
Dick Moore
Boston
Minneapolis
Escers
Billy McCarthy
Meng Leet
Koe Ris
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Pet Herman Berneau
Seeeses Vedas
New Orleans
Billy Hennessey
Clinton
Charlesbank
Lewiston
Ed Binney
Billy
Peter Maher
Maher
Kansas City
Billy Morris
Paddy Ryan
Charley Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Dan Eagan
Montana Kid
San Francisco
California Athletic Cub
Charley Turner
Golden Gate Club
Turner
Sacramento
Pete Brown
George Tower
Jack Lewis
Ogden
Utah
Billy Woods
Billy Whalen
Park City
Harry Hinds
Jim Williams
Butte
Mont
Jim Fraker
Frank White
the Marine
Missoula
Frank Ramsey
Montana
Coney Island
Fred Morris
Dick O’brien
Boxing volunteers respond for Sullivan benefit in Boston and beyond
Boxers Johnny Griffin Stanton Abbott Jimmy Kaveny Mike Sears and James W Westcott offer services for John L Sullivan's benefit, ready to travel to New York. Griffo Dixon and other match possibilities surface while several Boston fighters seek bouts in cities from Lowell to Syracuse.
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John L. Sullivan
New York
Johnny Griffin
Stanton Abbott
Jimmy Kaveny
Mike Sears
James W. Westcott
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Kid McCoy
Billy Hennessey
Tom O'Rourke
George Dixon
Boston
Dixon
Griffin
Griffo
Kid Lavigne
St. Paul
Dick O'Brien
Gladstone Athletic Club
Lowell
Kaveny
Johnny Murphy
Billy Plimmer
England
Murphy
Charley Kelley
J. Sullivan
McDonough
Ed Binney
Syracuse
Binney
Lafayette Club
the Post
Billy Brady
Young Corbett
Tommy Ryan
Jack McAuliffe
Frank Bosmeth
Bed
Favorite Day at Narragansett Park Races Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 1600 racegoers watched Fargo Mangrove and Cass excel at Narragansett Park. Mangrove beat Franciscan by a short head in fast time while Cass ran well but finished behind Mangrove. Races featured bets on Maple Prince Alabama Laura Davis and Fargo with betting as listed for each event.
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Narragansett Park
Fargo
Mangrove
Cass
Franciscan
Burck
Horton
Beacon
Snedeker
Jane Tar
Col
South
Mai
Maongrove
Col. South
Annie Bishop
Daly
Gifford
Blue Garter
Baronness
Clar
Alabama
Herder
Laura Davis
Stuffliet
Dolobran
Hardranda
Sherick
Petitioner
Maple Prince
Scott
Nie Mid
Ducas
Miss Ross
Little Mid
Surprising Open Day at Saugus Race Course Franklin Park
At Saugus Franklin Park opening trotting program drew a large crowd and several surprises in the unfinished 2 23 class and the 2 21 and 2 39 events. Stella led the 2 39 heat while Loriie Grasshopper and Albert Darling contested the 2 21 heat. Seylex beat Quality in the 2 23 finish as dusk fell and the final race was postponed to tomorrow.
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Saugus
Franklin Park
Burress
Maple Valley
Georgianne
Stella
Lynn Bourbon
Loriie
Grasshopper
Albert Darling
Loraine
Nellie G
Tater
Madge Wilkes
Seylex
Quality
Dot
Sheepshead Bay Feature Races Set for 2-Year-Old Stakes
New York June 24 The week’s racing centers on the great trial stakes for 2-year olds at Sheepshead Bay with a Futurity of 17000 to winner 2000 to second 1000 to third Maiden weights and penalties listed Handspring Applegate Wishard Axiom Hazlet The Native Requital among eligibles Turf stakes run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with a sweepstakes between Clifford Sir Walter Ramapo Domino and Lazzarone if possible Great Domino and Dobie are noted as favorites in this natural theatre of racing.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Handspring
Applegate
Wishard
Axiom
Hazlet
Requital
Refugee
Premier
Jefferson
Pansy
Clifford
Sir Walter
Ramapo
Domino
Lazzarone
Dob
Entries for Today at Narragansett Park
Entries for tomorrow list six furlongs to five furlongs races with horses Panway Lizzie Lodi and others. Selections favor Panway Lodi Kallirhoe Van Brunt Sir Dixon Jr Lady Greenway Miss Elizabeth Chevy Chase and Chevrolet Chase steeplechase favorite Chevy Chase in a fast program to help Boston riders catch early trains.
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Narragansett Park
Tactician
Panway
Val
Lizzie
Miss Rosa
Lodi
Mark Time
Edna May
Tinge
van Brunt
Langdon
Buckeye
Fartuffe
Kisbem
Kallirh
Chevy Chase
San Joaquin
Young Orion
Spot
Bucephaus
Kallirhoe
Sir Dixon, Jr
Phebus
Lady Greenway
Miss Elizabeth
Boston
Providence
Rob Roy
Yale in fog shapes ahead of big river rowing clash
Yale crews faced dense fog during practice on the river as the freshmen and varsity eights prepared for the Yale Harvard Columbia race schedule. The varsity race is set for Friday afternoon near five o'clock with George Rivers as referee and the Dora launch serving as the referee boat. Columbia arrives tomorrow with a crew due on the water for a possible row tomorrow afternoon after a notable Hudson victory news.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Navy Yard
Cook
Columbia
Harvard
Naval Station
Guy Richards
Hudson
Good Tem plars Convention Opens With Notables In Attendance
The annual Good Tem plars convention meets in this city with the Massachusetts Juvenile Templars Institute opening at Berkeley Temple. President Miguel Sereque chairs morning sessions as visitors include Joseph Malins and S B Chase. The report notes Massachusetts member gains and new officers are elected. The evening features a children’s chorus and speeches by leaders from Washington to Africa. Next annual meeting set for Montrose Temple Lynn.
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Good Templars
Massachusetts Juvenile Templars’ Institute
Berkeley Temple
Miguel Sereque
Joseph Malins
England
William G. Edgar
Maud Mountford
Montrose Temple
Lynn
Dr. Yeames
Joseph Martin
Parkhurst
Brother Pocock
Africa
Sereque
C. Evelyn Gilbert
Washington
Peter Stanford
Wilberforce Memorial Church
Birmingham
Eng
Boston
Anna Welchmann
Pennsylvania
Malins
Bailey
Virginia
Pocock
Ae ‘Forsyth
Remington
Iowa
MEN IN FEAR OF BOARD ARBITRATION OVER WEST END
A West End railroad meeting of floormen washers shifters and other workers debated strike options and urged arbitration. The State Board of Arbitration invited the management to appear, but the company did not attend amid alleged spying and threats. Labor leaders warned of possible firings and urged conciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Railroad
McCarthy
West End
State Board of Arbitration
West End Corporation
Board of Arbitration
West End Railroad Corporation
O’sullivan
Central Labor Union
Mr. O'Sullivan
Union Brewery
Building Trades
Ellot Street
John H. Burke
Harvard Seniors Dine at Vendome Dinner
Harvard seniors class of shown at the Vendome with about 260 students present. Winthrop Ames presided and W. K. Brice acted as toastmaster. Speeches covered senior year class oration Harvard politics Japan relations humor and humorists.
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Harvard
Vendome
Winthrop Ames
W. K. Brice
H. A. Bull
E. H. Warren
G. Cabot Lodge
Mr. Hisa
Japan
United States
C.A. Filandrau
A. P. Pier
Roland Chapman Gray
Robert Wales
Thorndike
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H. Albercht
J. J. Me Osker
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Washington Street
Cloth Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
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Zimmerman
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Carpenters’ Union No. 83
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W. J. Shields
R. Swanton
J. D. McLaurin
H. P. Slavins
A. C. Smith
Cc. P. Sullivan
J. Styngle
R. Cassidy
Z. Keefe
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Caledonian Hall
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Joseph Doyle
George T. Thornton
Edgar D. Sutton
John J. Gamble
Richard Gartland
J. T. Welch
Thomas Wena
Myuy
Cement and Asphalt Union
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