Ninth Inning Rally Seals Brooklyn Win Over Boston
In a nine inning clash Brooklyn edges Boston 8 to 7 after Griffin belted a ninth inning homer. Duffy, Tenney, and Lachance fueled the late surge as Boston mounted a final attack with Long and Tucker contributing, but Corcoran and Lachance highlighted defensive miscues and timely hits to secure the Brooklyn victory.
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Long
Daub
Jones
Nichols
Lachance
Hamilton
Tenney
Bannon
Griffin
Corcoran
Duffy
Shindle
Boston
Brooklyn
Tucker
Tonat
Harrington
Lowe
Daly
Grim and Daub
Baseball matchups across leagues list games for today
National League features Brooklyn at Boston Washington at New York Louisville at Cleveland Pittsburg at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Cincinnati at St Louis New England League schedules include New Bedford at Fall River Brockton at Pawtucket Eastern League cards show Providence at Rochester Springfield at Syracuse Wilkesbarre at Buffalo Scranton at Toronto Other games include Amherst at Williams.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
New York
Louisville
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Pawtucket
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Scranton
Toronto
Amherst
Williams
Tenney Leads Boston Past Brooklyn in Tight Game
Fred Tenney starred for Boston with sharp fielding and a key run in the late innings while Daub and Gr iffin were bright for Brooklyn. Umpire Henderson drew criticism for several calls as Boston seized the winning run in the final half inning amid a brisk, sunlit day.
Cincinnati Falls Short as Colts Win Tight Game
Chicago loses 6 to 5 in a pitchers duel marked by late ninth inning threats. Terry pitched well with strong fielding support as Cincinnati squanders late chances with free runners left on base. Attendance 2,000 as Foreman Vaughan and Terry Kittredge Donahue shared the mound in a hard fought battle.
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Chicago
Iore- Taan
Colts
Terry
Cincinnenati
Foreman
Vaughan
Kittredge
Donahue
Browns Rally Wins Final Inning Over Colonels
In Louisville on June 24 the Browns beat the Colonels 9 8 after Parrott hit a homer and Cooley added a single in the ninth. Attendance around 50. St Louis had 18 hits to Louisville 7 with 2 errors to 1. Dreitenstein Murphy Hill Warner were the batteries.
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Louisville
Colonels
Browns
Cooley
Parrott
St. Louis
Dreitenstein
Murphy
Hill
Cleveland Triumphs In Close Cleveland Pittsburg Tilt
Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 10 to 5 in a seesaw game marked by Wilson’s superb pitching and Burkett’s 100th hit of the season. Attendance is listed as large with solid support from both clubs. Batteries O'Connor and Hughey Merrill contribute as recorded.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Burkett
Pittsburg
Eee
O’connor
Hughey
Merritt
Brockton Triumphs In Hard Hitting New England League Game
Brockton beat Pawtucket 5 to 3 in a low attendance tilt as Breckenridge hit two home runs and Sullivan made a crucial two run-saving catch. Brockton had 15 base hits to Pawtucket’s 10, with four errors each. Korwan Buelow paired with Rhoades Smith Yeager behind the plate.
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Brockton
Mass
Breckenridge
Sullivan
Ieee Ue Ce
Pawtucket
Korwan and
Buelow
Rhoades
Smith and Yeager
Lewiston Triumph Over Dilworth in Colossal Win
Lewiston defeated Augusta 12 to 5 in Lewiston Me. on June 24. Dilworth retired after sixth inning as Lewiston bats pounded him. Attendance 450. Lewiston had 11 base hits to Augusta's 6 while committing 3 errors to Augusta's 6. Williams and Messitt paired against Dilworth, with Connor and Butler in the field.
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Lewiston
Dilworth
Lewston
Augusta
Williams
Messitt
Connor
Butler
New Bedford Defeats Fall River in Wide Victory
New Bedford won today at home with superior play as Lincoln faltered. Attendance 160. Final score shows New Bedford ahead 22 to 13 over Fall River with errors by Fall River and batteries Day and Murphy for Lincoln.
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New Bedford
Lincoln
Fall River
Day
Murphy
Stevens
Rupert
Portland Triumphs In Ninth In Short Bangor Game
Portland Me June 24 Portland edged Bangor 7 to 6 in a thrilling nine inning game tied late. Musser and Slater combined for a triple play to end the Bangor threat in the ninth as 500 fans watched. Hits Portland 13 Bangor 12. errors 3 and 2. Woods and Duncan pitched for Portland with Horner and Roach catching.
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Portland
Musser
Slater
Bangor
Woods
Duncan
Horner
Roach
Scrambled Scores From Regional Matches
At Buffalo Buffalo 6, Wilkesbarre 5. Rochester 9 Providence. At Syracuse Syracuse 9, Springfield 2. At Hartford Wilmington 5, Hartford.
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Syracuse
Springfield
Hartford
Wilmington
Brady Returns Home From Europe
William Brady manager of Corbett sailed for New York on the Paris. He has given up hope of meeting Fitzsimmons and Corbett or achieving reconciliation with the National Sporting Club.
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Liverpool
William Brady
Corbett
New York
Paris
Fitzsimmons
National Sporting Club
Boxing Gossip Highlights Early 19th Century Rivalries
East Boston reports discuss Tommy Ryan beating Mather after two meetings with Maher rumored to be physically worn. Dixon outpointed George Justice in Rochester in ten rounds. Justice seen as a novice from Nonpareil A C New York. A Tom Sharkey story is noted as first in Monday's Post.
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A. H
East Boston
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Coney Island
Ryan
Mather
Maher
Tommy Dixon
George Justice
Rochester
N. Y
Justice
A. C
New York
Johnny Lavack
Tom Sharkey
Post
Benton M Wins From Vega In Straight Heats At Saugus
Saugus June 24 Crafty was the only outsider winner in a damp chilly day. In the 2 14 class Benton M son of Kentucky Wilkes led from start to finish with Kentucky Star close behind in the final heat. Vega challenged in the 2:15 trot while Page dominated the 2:40 trot with a fast pace and won by nearly twice as fast as rivals. Evolution and Dell Dee battled for second with Dell Dee edging out Evolution in the last heat. Tomorrow offers four strong races including 2:30 pace and 2:40 trot.
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Saugus
Kentucky Star
Dalgetty
Alcinta
Kentucky
Wilkes
Exhhanle
Gray
Talen F
Vega
Benton M
Page
Mystic
Filmark
Evolution
Dell Dee
Ch. H
Kenton
Dam Sadie M
Dauntles
Houghton
Blk. H
Marsh
le Canted Sigvee
Miss Fullerton
B. m
Haight
Crafty
Dam Argo
E'ectioneer
Turner
Seale le
Howard
Jimmie B
B. G
Mosher
Winfield
Br. G
Window
Cokes
Ee Dalgetty
Kinney
Ch. m
Brooks
Stephen W
Ch. G
Walker
Demorest
Polonius
Dam Dubouis
Mie
OmiIng
Ime
Stone
Isos
Merwitkh
Acsi
Ectecce
Bob Chat Roy
Acca
Sceaa
London
Brownell
Early Earl
Riley
Footwear Clearance Sale of Calfskin Boots and Accessories
A local ad promotes a bulk clearance of ankle boots shin boots knee boots quarter boots shin rolls scalp ers stallion nets and shields toe weights and related items. Prices show former figures and sale prices with emphasis on immediate disposal and room for other goods.
Boxers’ Shifting Fights Mark Mayhem in Brooklyn and NYC
A string of boxing bouts and match plans unfold from Chicago to New York. Butler and Baker duel at Unique Theatre Brooklyn with a potential future foe in Creedon or Choynski. Casper Leon faces Jimmy Gorman for the 105-pound American title in Albany. Allen set to meet Patsy Haley in New York as O’Brien Connolly and Kelly head to New York, while Creedon and Choynski are eyed for a Madison Square Garden bout.
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Jim Corbett
San Francisco
The
New York Recorder
Post
Curt
Joel Butler
Henry Baker
Chicago
Unique Theatre
Brooklyn
Butler
Dixon
Faulkner
Dan Creedon
Joe Choynski
Casper Leon
Johnny Connors
Buffalo
Jimmy Gorman
Paterson
A. C
Albany
N. Y
al Allen
Harry Dally
Casino
Patsy Haley
New York
Dick O’brien
Eddie Connolly
Jimmy Kelly
O’brien
Madison Square Garden
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
London
England
Joe Donovan
Chicago News
Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Dick Burge
J Fitzpatrick
Kid Lavigne
Burge
Stage Employees' Wage Dispute at Keith's New Theatre
The Boston stage workers union Local No. 11 reports pay and hours at Keith's New Theatre far below other first class venues. Salaries range from 13.50 to 18.50 weekly with eleven and a half hour days, no overtime pay, and Sunday calls. Union leaders accuse manager Albee of refusing conferences though allied labor bodies back negotiation and seek a just resolution.
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Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
B. F. Keith
New Theatre
Keith
Carpenter
Albee
No. 11
Mr. Albee
Building Trades Council
P. Maloney
Edward T. Reynolds
Frank Monroe
Keith's New Theatre
Endurance Sculling Bet Heads to Albany Distance 150 Miles
New York June 24 Fred Plaisted and A Anthes started at 1 pm from the foot of West Eighty first street to row to Albany a 150 mile race to settle a $500 bet Plaisted is the favorite in the wagering.
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New York
Fred Plaisted
A. Anthes
West Eighty-first Street
Albany
Plaisted
Greenhorn dominates trotting heats at Kenora Park meet
In Haverhill on June 24 the Kenora Park circuit meet drew good weather and strong attendance. Green Horn led three straight heats in the 2:30 class trot with a $300 purse, while other heats featured Greenhorn and Captain John among notable results and times ranging from 2:19 to 2:30.
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Frank Wilkes
Aide
Avietg's
D. Ss
Matterhorn
Frank Clay
Limber Jim
CNV
AECOM
Wlavecorss
Ibe Oaks
Shenathan Boy
Br. G
Fitton
Wilkes
Blk
Races at Sheepshead Bay results from June twenty fourth
At Sheepshead Bay the first five and a half furlongs race was won by Margrave with Rubicon second and Agitator third in 1 07 2 5. The Daisy stakes over five furlongs saw George Kessler win with Golden Dream second and Fratello third. The one mile event went to Lehnman with Dutch Skater second and The Swain third in 1 43. The Swift stakes over seven furlongs were won by Requital with Oracle second and Palmerston third in 1 30 1 5. The final five furlongs were taken by Nina Louise with Marsh Harrier second and Stachelberg third in 1 04.
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Sheepshead Bay
Margrave
Rubicon
Agitator
George Kessler
Golden Dream
Fratello
Lehnman
Dutch Skater
the Swain
Requital
Oracle
Palmerston
Nina Louise
Marsh Harrier
Stachelberg
Harvard Yale Athletes Seek Quiet Reconciliation Plan
Harvard and Yale athletic teams may ease years of hostilities if the Harvard class of 1882 drives a rapid reconciliation. A Parker House dinner brought Os Harvard figures, J Edward Weld and Everett Wendell among those urging discreet talks with Yale figures to restore friendly competition. The group aims to finalize plans for next year with minimal publicity.
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Harvard
Yale
Parker House
G. L. Kittridge
Howaard
Beal
Law School
Harvard Athletic Committee
J. Edward Weld
New York
Weld
Boston
Everett J. Wendell
Xanthus Goodnow
Varsity
Belasco Wins Suit in Fairbank Case
In New York on June 24 the jury returned a verdict of 16 000 for Belasco against Fairbank after a trial in Part V of the Supreme Court. The playwright was awarded damages for alleged teaching of actress Mrs Leslie Carter to act.
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New York
Belasco Fairbank
Pee
Lee
The
Supreme Court
Leslie Carter
World of Sport Highlights and Upcoming Matches
The Elkwood Park shoot ends with Coulston defeating Knowlton 87 to 83 after 10 birds at 30 yards rise and 50 yards boundary. Baptiste and Kazar contest a $300 wrestling purse in Lockport on June 28. The Smith Athletic Club expands to open air events with Callahan, Sullivan, Bowman, Carnes, and Donnelly. Sharpshooters stage in St. Louis with Pope winning a $150 prize. overall $5,000 awarded. Caldwell prize goes to Pennsylvania Barge Club at Schuylkill. Vesper Boat Club secures potential share after protest. Dick Lowndes to coach Centre College again. Murphy leaves Yale to coach Penn. Hoyt cup games at Williams College see 1898 triumphs and 100-yard dash record. Piper Donovan may race at Rockdale Park on July 11 with heats and prizes. $140 for a five-mile bicycle race and $40, $15, $10 for foot races.
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J. W. Coulston
D. Knowlton
Elkwood Park
N. J
Coulston
Knowlton
George Baptiste
St. Louis
Mort Kazar
Lockport
Ill
Baptiste
H. M. Pope
Hartford
Conn
Caldwell
Schuylkill Navy
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Mike Murphy
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsy
New York Athletic Club
Murphy
Mike
Williamstown
Mass
H. S. Patterson
New York City
Charles O’neil
Piper Donovan
America
Rockdale Park
Peabody
W. F. Searle
Salem
Harvard Second in Freshmen Rowing at Poughkeepsie
Cornell freshmen won the four crew race at Poughkeepsie in 10 minutes 18 seconds. Harvard finished second by a length and three-quarters to Cornell with Pennsylvania third and Columbia far behind amid wet conditions and drizzling rain.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Harvard
Harvards
Pennsylvanias
Nelson House
Cambridge
Crimson
Ithacans
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Highland Station
Asylum
Cornell Launch
Susie
George Rives
Columbias
Cornells
Quakers
Crimson Shell
Crimsons
Boardman
McDuffie
Whitbeck
Chao
George
Mumford
R. C. Watson
H. Simpson, Jr
Rives
Yale Rowing Fast at Henley Practice
Yale eight rowed over half the Henley course in 3 25 3 4, the best time yet. New College half course in 3 28 at 36 strokes per minute. Bob Cook praised the crew and predicted a likely win for the grand challenge cup if improvement continues.
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London
Yale
College
Bob Cook
Leadville Mines Close After Operators Meeting
All mines in Leadville Colorado were shut down last night after a meeting of mine operators held Monday. Six large properties and several smaller ones halted operations, signaling a total mine closure in the camp.
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Leadville
Col
Woman “Scorcher” Fined After Back Bay Fens Chase
Mary Nelson of 251 Columbus Avenue was arrested Tuesday evening after a chase through the Back Bay Fens. Patrolman Crafty pursued her and, narrowly avoiding a blind alley by the Boston and Albany wall, captured her. In the same action nine other bicyclists were brought to the station and later fined, while Nelson received a $15 penalty in court.
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Mary Nelson
Columbus Avenue
Crafty
Division 16
Back Bay
Boston & Albany
Joseph Sullivan
East Cambridge
Herman Erhardt
Cambridgeport
James Purcell
Cambridge
Thomas Dyer
William S. Packard
Milton
Michael J. Hickey
Brookline
Arthur Wallace
Northampton Street
Richard Stockhouse
Norfolk Street
Patrick Hagan
Hanna Denies Eastern Pressure on Gold Plank
Cleveland June 24 Mark Hanna says he received many letters from friends in the East about the Republican gold plank. He states the skeleton of the plank was formed by Western men and approved by him before Eastern input reached St Louis. He adds the Lodge version did not reflect official party policy.
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Cleveland, O
Mark Hanena
St. Louis
Thomas C. Platt
McKinley
Hanna
Platt
Lodge
E. H. Lauterbach
Senator Lodge
Republican Party
McKinley Wrote Gold Plank Says Evans
H Clay Evans reports from Canton that McKinley authored the gold standard platform with West influence and that tariff finance will shape the campaign. He says Eastern delegates did not force the plank and asserts any money will be treated as good in gold, silver, or paper.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
H. Clay Evans
Canton
McKinley
Evans
Platt
Srie
Roller Polo League Holds Annual Meeting at Falmouth House
The roller polo league met with President Murnane presiding. Delegates attended from Providence Fred Clark Pawtucket J W Meiklejohn Salem J J Carroll Fall River B Cotter New Bedford absent Lowell’s membership approved forming the sixth circuit under James A Blake. Building work in Lowell to start by September with games planned in Pawtucket and Providence next season.
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Falmouth House
Murnane
Providence
Fred Clark
Pawtucket
J. W. Meiklejohn
Salem
J. J. Carroll
Fall River
B. Cotter
New Bedford
Lowell
Jameis A. Blake
Boston
Blake
Natick Democratic Club to sponsor July 4 races at Sunny Side Park
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Natick plans professional events at Sunny Side Park Natick Massachusetts on July 4. Main race is a 135 yard handicap with a $125 purse. Also 100 yard dash and potato race. Entries close with M J Finn or D J Barnicle Natick on June 29. Morning events include a 135 yard handicap potato three legged and sack races.
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Young Men's Democratic Club of
Natick
Sunnyside Park
Mass
M. J. Finn
D. J. Barnicle
Seawanhaka Club haelf-raters trial races day three
El Heirie of Crane brothers won the third day of Seawanhaka Club haelf-raters trials at Oyster Bay L I. Riverside and Paprika finished second and third. A Friday special race will include Ideal Riverside and El Heirie with Paprika and Vesper, selecting five designs to defend the final choice.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Seawanhaka Club
Haelf
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