Brooklyn Beats Boston In Ninth Inning Rally
Boston rallies to tie in the ninth as Daly, Burrill, and Stivetts drive runs. Brooklyn answers with a late surge, Stivetts, Kennedy, Tenney, and others contributing in a 5 to 3 Boston lead becoming a Brooklyn win in the end. Attendance 1500, umpire Henderson.
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Aecenaa Eadees
Brooklyn
Boston
Tenney
Bannon
Tucker
Lachance
McCarthy
Stivetts
Daly
Kennedy
Harrington
Ball
Burrill
Corcoran
Lowe
Long
Henderson
AB R. B. TR
PO. A. E
Hamilton
Duffy
Baseball matchups listed for major leagues and leagues
National League games include Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Baltimore at Washington Louisville at Cleveland Pittsburg at Chicago. New England League features Brockton at Fall River New Bedford at Pawtucket Bangor at Augusta Lewiston at Portland. Eastern League schedules Providence at Toronto Springfield at Buffalo Wilkesbarre at Syracuse Scranton at Rochester.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
NEW England League
Brockton
Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Bangor
Augusta
Lewiston
Portland
Providence
Toronto
Springfield
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Rochester
Boston Triumphs Over Brooklyn In Last Of Ninth
In a tense finish Boston edged Brooklyn 6 to 5 after a 5-3 lead dissolved in the top of the ninth. Both teams displayed strong batting and errors marked the game, with Boston benefiting from a batting order shakeup and timely hitting to secure the decisive run.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Collins
Harrington
Jones
Long
Griffin
Corcoran
Lachance
Lowe
Tucker
Hamilton
Tenney
Bannon
Burrill
Pabst Milwaukee Beer Promises Health and Vitality
Physicians declare Pabst Milwaukee Beer will cure dyspepsia and insomnia and revive flagging energies. The advertisement promises renewed vigor and life when consumed, framing the brew as a health tonic and stimulant.
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Pabst
Milwaukee
Cleveland Clinches Win Over Louisville In Baseball Clash
Cleveland outplayed Louisville at all points. Young hit a home run and Burkett angrily confronted umpire Weidman after a third out. Attendance unknown. Final score 8-3. Hits: Cleveland 10, Louisville 11. Errors: Louisville 3. Batteries Young and O Connor Frazer and Kinslow.
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Griffith
Kittridge
Chicago
Pittsburg
Foreman
Merritt
Mack
Louisville
Cleveland
Young
Burkett
Weidman
O’connor
Frazer
Kinslow
Colts Butted the Curves in Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 17 to 10 as the Colts dominated play in a June 2 game. The win showcased strong offensive output and steady defense, sealing the early-season momentum for Chicago.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Colts
Dwyer Shines as Cincinnati Downs St Louis 5-3
Cincinnati led 5 0 0 0 0 0 by inning on June 2 behind Dwyer’s strong pitching. Donahue struggled with poor support as Connors homered for St Louis. Attendance about 200. Final: Cincinnati 5 St Louis 3. Hits: Cincinnati 6 St Louis 5. Errors: Cincinnati 1 St Louis 3. Batteries Dwyer Vaughn for Cincinnati Donahue Murphy for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Dwyer
Browns
Donahue
Connors
New Bedford Beats Fall River In Low-Scoring Game
New Bedford won 9 to 4 after a day of clustered hits and solid pitching by Scheible who limited the Fall River offense. Attendance was 900 as both teams totaled 12 and 9 base hits respectively with one error on each side. batteries were Scheible Murphy for New Bedford and Stevens Rupert for Fall River.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Scheible
Murphy
Stevens
Rupert
Brockton Beats Pawtucket In Low-Scoring Game
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on a June day Brockton won 24 to 2 after steady late offense. Kelly pitched well for Pawtucket holding Brockton scoreless until the ninth. Attendance 500. Base hits Brockton 13 Pawtucket 6. Errors Brockton 3. Batteries McKenna Buelow Kelly Yeager.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Kelly
Brockton
McKenna
Buelow
Yeager
Stars Hurt Pitcher Crane in Syracuse Win
Syracuse Stars win 8 to 7 over Springfield as 14 hits yield 25 bases. Willis allows a seventh inning rally but Ryan's three bagger and Hess's fly seal the late victory. Garry, Ryan, Minahan and Leahy shine in defense and hitting. Eagan homers. Hess and Ryan collect extra-base hits.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Crane
Willis
Ryan
Hess
Garry
Minahan
Leahy
Sypacuse
Springfield
Eagan
Carey
Gilbert
Wilkesbarre tops Buffalo as Yerrick shines on mound
Wilkesbarre pitcher Yerrick is praised as the standout performer of the day in a 8 to 3 win over Buffalo at Buffalo. Gray allowed many hits before Wadsworth relieved him in the third, while Wilkesbarre’s offense exploded with timely scoring. Attendance is listed at 1600.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Yerrick
Wilkesbarre
Gray
Wadsworth
Rochester Beats Providence in Low-Scoring Tilt
McFarland pitched another strong game for Rochester as he benefited from solid support. Providence was limited to three unearned runs due to two errors by Catcher Boyd and one by Third Baseman Mulvey. Final score Rochester five to nine? (text shows inconsistent scoring).
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Rochester
N. Y
McFarland
Providence
Boyd
Mulvey
Torontos Win Low Scoring Game In Toronto
Toronto wins by minimal margin as Pedden hits two home runs and Dowse is pulled after poor work. Moran is replaced by Staley after wild pitching. attendance 200. Scranton tallies 15 hits to Toronto's 10 with six Toronto errors to Scranton's five. Batteries: Johnson and Berger for Toronto. Moran, Staley and Dowse for Scranton.
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Toronto
Ont
Torontos
Pedden
Dowse
Moran
Staley
Popomto
Sisienrixsias
Scranton
Johnson
Berger
Corby
Suburban Baseball Clubs Meet At Wright and Ditsons
The suburban baseball clubs met last night and admitted Murray & Irwins and Peninsular A. A. to membership. Peter F. Kelley was unanimously elected president with Frank A. Fales as vice president and secretary and Fred Norton as treasurer, representing Norwood Everett A. A. Malden and South Boston.
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Wright & Ditson
S. Norwood
Everett A. A
Malden
South Boston
Carters of
Franklin
Institutes of Weymouth
Murray & Irwins
Peninsular A. A
Peter F. Kelley
Frank A. Fales
Norwood
Fred Norton
Saugus Race Meet Opens With Slow Times and Narrow Crashes
Saugus held its first meeting with four favorites winning, the track in top condition yet times lagged as none of the winners were pressed. An accident nearly injured Bever driving St. Marco and Paige as sulkies collided in the 2:30 pace. Madeline Pollard won with a broken surkey but unhurt, while Mrs. Jo dominated after a rough first heat. Races featured Dick, Crownmont, Grace Hastings, and Starlight among others, with next-week meets planned at Rigby and Old Orchard.
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Saugus
Bever
St. Marco
Paige
Madeline Pollard
Jack Kinney
Bob Rysdyk
Crownmont
Alcandress
Starlight
Grace Hastings
Phantom
Rigby
Old Orchard
Chicago
B. m
Lord Eldon
I McNeary Hal
S. H
Forrest Hal
Parberry
Sean Hn
Peter Turney
G. G
Kewick
Blk. m
B. G
Elberton
Delilah
Jake
Houghton
Eiatake Ta Crownmont
Br. G
Lockwood
Bik. G
Clarke
Peelee Ash Maid
Br. m
Kinney
Aleandress
Alexander
Wadkill Chief, Jr
Packard
Ch. G
Demorest
Iavianadeee Armont
B. H
Langworthy
Aieuven
Tae Joe Hart
Sullivan
Rute Tan Kee
Ule Bon E
Williams
Sieneave
Oone Harry
Galvin
Bayonne Prince
Katie K
Buyer
Agnes
Blk
Dardames
Turner
Little Betz
Vr. m
Brownell
Ee Betterman
Gardiner
Races at Keroza Park in June circuit meet near Haverhill
The final event at Kenoza Park featured a free for all pace and trot and a 2:32 class race, both poorly attended for the latter. Woodshed won the pace with three consecutive heats as time slipped in cold weather. Time results included 2:15, 2:17, 2:14, and 2:16 amid strong attendance and exhibition heats.
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Haverhill
Kenoza Park
Woodshed
Ch. S
J. R. Shedd
McGregor
Robert McGregor
Sterling
Charley P
Gr. G
Kilbuck
Tom
Ramboy
Rockey O
Kilborn
Retiche Lee
Barney
Br. i
Jockey Club Races at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay L I June 2 six furlongs Amanda Y and Oracle dead heat Punse winner Halton third in 1 16 4 5 Second race Rodermond first Thomas Cat second Concord third in 1 08 2 5 Third Grass inaugural stakes six furlongs Ferrier first Harrington second Hanwell third in 1 18 1 5 Fourth race one mile and a furlong Charade first St Maxim second only two starters in 2 00 Fifth race half a mile Set Fast first
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Sheepshead Bay
L. IL
Amanda Y
Oracle
Punse
Halton
Rodermond
Thomas Cat
Concord
Ferrier
Harrington
Hanwell
Greybird second Euphemia JL third time 494 5 seconds
Greybird finished in second place, Euphemia JL placed third, with a time listed as 494 5 seconds. The fragment notes a race result and timing details without broader context.
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Greybird
Euphemia JL
Harvard to Yale reconcilia tion signals athletic events ahead
Harvard class of 1886 unanimously votes to congratulate Yale crew at Henley and hopes Americans will excel in upcoming races. Resolutions cabled to England and to be presented by Albert P Gleason as he sails aboard the Servia with the Ancient and Honorables. Observers hint at closer reconciliation and possible Yale Harvard athletic contests within a year.
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Parker House
Harvard
Messrs. Beals
Weld
Yale
Henley
England
Albert P. Gleason
Britannia Wins Ramsey Regatta In 45-Mile Race
In London on June 2 2 percent wind and dull sky set the tone as Britannia wins the 45 mile Ramsey regatta. Britannia finishes in 4 hours 54 minutes 16 seconds with Satanita second and Ailsa third. The twenty rater race goes to Niagara with Saint and The Penitent following.
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London
Satanita
Ailsa
Britannia
Ramsey
Niagara
Saint
City Regatta committee forms for July event in Boston
The city of Boston appoints the Fourth of July regatta committee chaired by Vice-Commodore Franklin L. Codman of the Dorchester Yacht Club with Arthur T. Bliss as secretary. Prizes are funded at 500 dollars, down 100 from last year.
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City of
Boston
Franklin L. Codman
Dorchester Yacht Club
Arthur T. Bliss
Yale Football Team Plans September Practice Start
Yale football manager Garrison announced no summer drills. The squad will reconvene in New Haven around September 20. The Princeton game date is set for November 21, to be played in New York at Manhattan Field.
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New Haven
Conn
Garrison
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
New York
Manhattan
Zimmermann sails to Europe for major rifle events
Rifle shot Gus Zimmer man leaves New York for Europe to compete against Swiss champion Ji Anghera and to take part in an international Versailles shoot next month.
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New York
Gus Zimmerman
Europe
JL. Angehra
Switzerland
Zimmerman
Versailles
Benefit Game In Portland For Tebeau Ends In Loss
The Port lands held a benefit game for Tebeau who suffered severe injuries and cannot play again this year. Professionals faced the Murphy Balsams, a top semi pro club in the state, and Portland lost 7 to 4. McDougall and Woods formed the Portland battery with Thomas and Eggar officiating for the winners. a tidy sum was realized.
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Portland
Portlands
Tebeau
Murphy Balsams
McDougall
Woods
Portland Battery
Thomas and
Eggar
Cricket Results From Lowell Match
In Lowell Massachusetts June 1925 Lowell 124 St Pauls Schoolmasters 65.
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Lowell
Mass
St. Paul's
Ed Smith Attacks Corbett in Press Row for World Title Fight
Denver Ed Smith declares Corbett overrated and a coward while challenging him to meet for the world championship under London prize ring rules. He claims $1000 is posted, backs his claim with support from Hildebrandt, and says he would fight Corbett or Sharkey in Madison Square Garden or California.
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New York
United Press Tonight
Denver
Ed Smith
Corbett-Sharkey
Corbett
Sharkey
Tom Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
California
Smith
Hildebrandt
Police Gazette
London
Boxing Gossip Mixes Hypnotism and Fights With Ring News
Joe Walcott subjects himself to hypnosis at a local museum and is knocked out, quipping that hypnotists could rival Corbett. The piece covers Sharkey vs Corbett, Henry Baker vs Joe Butler in Brooklyn, Mysterious Billy Smith in San Francisco, and upcoming bouts involving Kid McCoy, Peter Jackson, George Dix, and Tom White, painting a lively boxing scene with bets and rumors.
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Joe Walcott
Joe
Corbett
Jim
Sharkey
Big Joe Butler
Baker
Chicago
Jim Hall
Dan Creedon
Joe Choynski
Butler
Dixon
Peter Jackson
Peter Maher
Joe Goddard
Billy Smith
San Francisco
Billy Gallagher
National Club
Call
Smith
Kid’ McCoy
Boston
McCoy
Fght
Post
Daly
New Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
Tommy White
George Dixon
Waite
Jim Corbett
Billy
Olympic Club
Joe Butler
Frank Slavin
Philadelphia
Bicycle notes on races and club news from Springfield to Boston
A. W. Chamberlin protests a time prize in a Springfield road race, while upcoming July events include five races in Franklin Massachusetts and a Boston club outing to Riverside. The Pope Manufacturing Company expands in Hartford with a three story building, and numerous bicycle riders face sidewalk fines, excursions, and prize distributions across New England clubs including Oriental, Lechmere, Roxbury Wheelmen, and Noddle Island Wheelmen.
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Springfield
A. W. Chamberlin
Roslindale Cycle Club
Swenson
Monte Scott
Chamberlin
Franklin
Mass
O. B. Carter
Bostonian Cycle Club
Riverside
Boylston
Massachusetts Avenue
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Shipping Department
New York
Coney Island
Providence Depot
Fall River
W. R. Summers
Cambridge
Franklin and
Arch Streets
Andover
Thomas
Webb
Francis Brainerd
Arthur
Ellsworth Hastings
Boston
Frye Village
Justice Poor
Barlow
Orient Cycle Club
Oriental Club
Huntington Avenue
Bennington Street
Salem
Massachusetts
Young's
Cottage City
Edgartown
Elliott
Melville Garden Management
Lechmere Cycle Club
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Roxbury Wheelmen
Bostonian Bicycle Club
Noddle Island
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J. R. Bullard
G. S. Derby
Bow
Shindle
Short
Jack
Feitteburg
National League
Ole Seaeeereee
Nus Cinci Eeeeemerees
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Eee Eee
Philadelphia Or Soar
Cazo Wees Eeenee
Brook One
Pabst’s
U. Speidel
Water ‘Street
Baseball League
Pancutl Mall Square
Keroza
Jockey Club
Belmont
Terpsichore ST
Sandown Park
Niagaba
Gity Regatta
Mackies
Ener
Graphic Mhantariser
Dixon-Flaherty J2nteo
Rice A Maher-Slavin Centa
Folice Ni Newe
Alden Street
Moston
Masa
Denver Smith
Bicycle Notes
Lawrence’s
Chas. Lawrence & Co
Commercial St
Reston
New Mail
Columbus
Lovell
Singer
Boston Cycle CO
Hanover Street
Way St
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