Boston Americans Clinch Third Straight Over Cleveland
The Boston Americans beat Cleveland to complete a home set and head to foreign diamonds. Cy Young pitched the finale as Chicago clung to the pennant chances, while Jimmy Collins and Buck Freeman starred for Boston with key plays and hits. The game featured strong fielding, late runs, and a double play to seal the victory.
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Washington Beats Milwaukee In Sixth Inning Rally
Washington won 3 to 1 over Milwaukee as two singles and Coughlin's triple in the sixth drove in two runs. Carrick and Hawley contributed to the late surge.
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Ley
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Carrick
Verett
Quinn
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Gear
Washington
Clerkay
Hawley
Maloney
Milwawee
Hite
Miwaukee
Hallman
Hita
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Stenck
Washinaton
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Coughliin
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Electric Cure Claims for Nervous Sleep Disorders
An advertisement hooks readers with claims of cures for nervousness sleeplessness back pain and general weakness. It touts an “electric” remedy from AcLAUGHLIN'S 7 ELECTRIC BEST area art and promises permanent benefits, urging readers to seek the advertised treatment.
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Aclaughlin
Menently
Soy
Odes Oy
San Lade Mark
Mf Y
Baltimore tops Detroit for fourth straight win
Baltimore won 4 to 2 over Detroit in a close game. Naps and Sievers pitched well. Sievers earned the win with two strikeouts while Detroit short on offense. Attendance 194 as Baltimore bats broke through late and carried the final score.
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Detroit
Naps
Sievers
Nops
Robinson
Buelow
Huse
Kite
Gleason
Dunn
Donlin
McGraw
McAllister
Cavey
Nope
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Connolly
Griffith lifts Philadelphia over Chicago in shutout win
Philadelphia blanked Chicago 4 0 as Griffith dominated on the mound and at the plate. Attendance was 1400 as Grifith drove in runs and fellow batters helped seize the contest with key hits and sacrifices.
Haverhill Beats Portland 8–0 For First Win Of Season
Haverhill pitcher White dominates Portland as Haverhill earns its first victory and Portland suffers its season’s first shutout. Highlights include two based hits by Wiley and strong defense backing White. Gaffney allows nine strikeouts for Portland.
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Portland
James
White
Haverhill
Patted Ball
Barn
Wiley
Gaffney
Murphy
Local team edges Manchester in tight Bangor game
In Bangor this afternoon the locals defeated Manchester by one run in a fast paced game. Key plays featured Hayrrara, Driscoll, and Smith with strong pitching and fielding from both sides as the outcome remained uncertain until the final inning.
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Hayrrara
Amatt
Smith
Ihea
Driscoll
Sope
Anda Kelly
Auburn B 5 The game broadcast and score unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes an afternoon game involving Auburn with unclear details. Mentions a score around 88 points and names Brame Nest likely misread. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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Auburn
Laeiota
Nest
Boru
Iowesa Fie
Pool's rough third inning seals win for Pittsburg over Boston
National league game summary shows Mr Pool faltering in the third as Pittsburg bats explode. Crosius, Tenney, and Long drive runs while Kittredge clears the bases before Beau mont dies at right. Nichols stars for Boston with two bases hit and sharp fielding.
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National
Mr. Pool
Boston
Pittsburg
Pool
Hamilton
Kittredge
Nichols
Lowe
Crosius
Tenney
Demontreville
Long
Crolius
Beaumont
Ritchie
Willis
Wagner Turmoil Highlights Early Baseball Collision
The narrative centers on Hans Wagner’s temper during a game with Pittenger at third base urging Hans to catch a high fly in Ritchie’s territory. Dwyer struck out Haas, Pittenger and Haas exchange barbs, crowd laughs, while Pittsburg loads the bases and Boston bats in multiple innings with Willis Lowe Leach Hamilton Kittredge Nichols and Crolius contributing.
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Hans Wagner
Pittenger
Hans
Ritchie
Teuton
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Dwyer
Pittsburg
Willis
Lowe
Leach
Hamilton
Kittredge
Nichols
Boston
Crolius
Tenney
Pool
McCormick drives Brooklyn to win as Chicago shut out until late
In a National League game at Brooklyn on June 4, McCormick injured in the sixth inning allowing Kitson to replace him. Chicago avoided a shutout with Green's homer off a misplayed fly, a Chance triple, and Raymer single. Brooklyn broke through late with timely hitting from Keeler and Daly. Childs quit in the sixth with a sprained wrist. Final: Brooklyn 8 Chicago 2. Batteries Kennedy Kitson McGuire Hughes Kling. Attendance about 1400.
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Chicago
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McCreery
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Raymer
Keley
Daly
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Kennedy
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Ron
Beo Tye
Keeler
Dolan
Bill
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Wild
Phillies blank Cincinnati again in pitchers duel
Philadelphia wins 6 to 4 after a defensive error affair. Orth pitched well for Cincinnati and gained support. Philadelphia capitalized on miscues as Newton struggled. Attendance 1,435 with umpires Cunningham and a Morland battery.
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Cincinnati
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Orth
Hatley
Cross
Newton
Jennings
Delehanty
Flick
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Morland
Bergen
St Louis Rally Beats New York In Ninth Inning
National League action as St Louis overturns a late New York lead with a ninth inning rally. Pitchers Harper Powell and Taylor combine for a six run swing while Phyle is relieved by Taylor. Attendance 3900.
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Nelson
Heidrick
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Somers Fans Hear Talk of Southpaw Prospects
The article mentions Kellum as Somers only left handed pitcher, Nichols aiming to develop a future fielder, St Louis visiting for a three game set, and rumors from New London and Holy Cross connections. It notes possible managerial shifts and fan reactions if Delehanty loses his role, with Freedman rumored to sell an American club stake in New York.
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Somers
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Nichols
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Soden
New London
Walter Curley
Holy Cross
St. Paul
Western Ague
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Baseball Card Tonights Matchups Across Leagues
In the American League Boston visits Baltimore while National League action features St. Louis at Boston. Pittsburg plays Brockton, Cincinnati hosts New Chicago, and New Chicago visits SB ey.
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Connecticut League Results Summary
In Bristol Bristol 6 New London 2 and Derby Meriden 16 9. Waterbury Waterbury 10 Norwich 2. Bridgeport New Haven 6 Bridgeport 6.
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Bristol
New London
Derby
Meriden
Waterbury
Norwich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Nashua Fair Association Opens Track Races
Races at Nashua Fair Association opened with fair attendance and good track conditions. An unnamed participant was barred from pools but the event proceeded with straight heats and three successive wins noted for a favorite from the pane.
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Nashua
bin Nashua
Fair Association Rovers
Cabot Club Meeting Ends With Final Gelation
A Cabot Club gathering last night concluded with final resolutions and remarks as members discussed ongoing plans and community proposals.
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Cabot Club
Harvard Triumph Beats Yale in Dark-Reading Crimson Title Closer
Harvard defeats Yale 3 to 0 securing the championship as O Rourke and Reid drive late scoring. Clarkson shuts down Yale with strong pitching, Frantz and Wendell spark the offense, and the crowd roars as the Crimson clinch the win in a tense ninth inning.
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O'Rourke
Yale
Frantz
Ward
Wendell
Clark
Robertson
Sharpe
Reid
Stillman
Fincke
Cook
Krantz
Guernsey
Blues
Clarkson
Barnwell
Princeton
Waddell
Harvar
Cool
Acorn
Dhalle
Clareon
Bullman
Hirsh
Clarke
Balle
Snyder
Atendane
New England Exposition Draws World Attention
The New England Exposition opened recently and runs until November 1. It showcases complete exhibits across all industries and nations, with Uncle Sam’s three buildings and the electricity display drawing broad interest. Buffalo hosts this major event, which promises instructive and profitable experiences for visitors.
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Eltricity
Advisarol & Ua
Buffalo
Sian
Constitution's brisk sail trial off Newport in light air
The Constitution spent five hours at sea near Newport showing strong performance in light airs. Nat Herreshoff rode aboard briefly as the sloop tested windward work, wearing and tacking with rapid sail changes. A Navahoe yacht and Royal Phelps Carroll's boat loomed nearby as spars bound for the Independence were sent on to Boston.
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Newport
R.‘J
Anchorage
Nat Herreshoff
Constitution
Rose Island
Royal Phelps Carroll
Brenton
Duncan
Herreshoff
Independence Idle as Hood Work Continues at Sea
The Independence spent the day dockside for bowsprit changes and repainting the topeides. Captain Haff expects three to four hours of sailing today with a possible New Port start tomorrow. The ship may sail to New London and dock, aiming to return to Newport by Monday or Tuesday. The Jubilee’s hollow spinnaker was shortened to seven feet, and four clubtopsail spars are being made to fit a smaller sail if needed.
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Independence
Haff
Newport
New London
State Dock
Governor Reappoints Richard P. Barry to Arbitration Board
Governor Crane reappointed Richard P. Barry of Lynn as labor representative on the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation. Despite some contest, Barry’s record and labor endorsements secured confirmation at the next council meeting. Other appointments listed include Barker Worcester chair Gas Commission Read Cambridge nautical training commissioner Smith Everett Harbor Commission Hishop Newton Railroad Commission Esbeck Holyoke sanatorium trustee Harvey Westboro Registration in Pharmacy Sa ey dairy board member Harlow aner Wachusett Mountain State Reservation Commission.
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Crane
Richard P. Barry
Lynn
State Board of Arbitration
Barry
Commonwealth
Arbitration Board
Forrest
Barker
Worcester
Chirman
Gas Commission
John Read
Cambridge
George Bd, Smith
Everett
Harbor Commission
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Newton
Athol
Railroad Commission
Augustine W. Esbeck
Holyoke
State
Edwin B. Harvey
Westboro
Board of Registration In Pharma
Fred W. Sa Ofey
Iinent Ameme
Dairy Bufead
State Board of Agriculture
Theodore’ L. Harlow Ofaner
Wachusett Mountain State Reservation
Muddled Dialogue Sparks Speculation In Timed Exchange
A fragmented transcript shows She querying Mr Spotts about a mysterious werenee pales and earthly timelines. He responds with cryptic remarks hinting at a broader life theme and hidden meanings.
O Rourke Club Sets July 12 Bridgeport Meet
New York reports the first feature with Tom O Rourke's new club ratified. The initial Bridgeport meeting is scheduled for Friday evening July 12. Featherweight Billy Gardner will clash with Kid Broad in a 20 round bout at 130 pounds, each posting a 250 forfeit with Al Smith guaranteeing weight and appearance. Negotiations for future matches continue as the winner of protest is matched with Terry.
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Tom O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Billy Gardner
New England
Kid Broad
al Smith
Terry
Boxing Gossip and Matches Stir New York Scene
Boxing writer Madden debates champions six month rule and past legends Sullivan Corbett Fitzsimmons. Joe Macias and Gardner eyed a match with Broad at a new club as Garder offers pounds to secure the bout. Root vs Carter draws interest as Chicago boxing battles retreat to private clubs amid licensing shifts.
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Gus Ruhlin
Akron
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Charlie Mitchell
Fitz
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Peter Maher
Garda Bnig
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Jack Root
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Frank Craig
National Sporting Club
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Young Griffo
Bert
Weradelphia
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Hans
Lee Gardner
Martin Flaherty
Obi Lowell
B. H. Benton
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Nelson and Eikes set to race after challenge issued
In the Hikes camp at Revere Johnnie Nelson issued a race challenge to Harry Eikes. Eikes accepted with distance to be set by Nelson. Forfeits will be covered by Bikes if needed as he prepares to race any man, including Stinson, after discharge from hospital.
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Johnnie Nelson
Harry Eikes
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Nelson
Stinson
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Charles River Track
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Norris
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Dixon
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