Uncle Cy Stuns Highlanders In Boston Victory
In a tense Boston win over New York, Uncle Cy Orth spurred a four run swing after Congalton’s left field homer. Keefe relieved Orth as Boston toppled the Highlanders with strong defense and a rare lemon-throwing incident involving Moriarty and umpire Sheridan.
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al Orth
Highlanders
Boston
Coney Island
New Yorks
Congalton
Keefe
Back Bay
Cyrus
McGuire
Freddie
Grandstand
Sullivan
Elberfeld
Sheridan
Griffith
Moriarty
Hoge
Hogg
Chase
Parent
R. Fo
Barrett
Knight
Escoscoves
Ferris
Criger
Young
Ali
Ats
Eeeeveneere
New York
TB PO
Hoffman
Caroe
Keefer
I Feee
Kiberfeld
Seer
Laporte
Ob . Saeene
Williams
Eee
Conroy
Ee le
Ce . One
Orth
Rickey
Eereeeeee
Eeenne
Elberfeild
Unglaub
Ungland
Croker Wins Irish Derby with Orby at Dublin
Richard Croker adds another turf honor as Orby, ridden by American jockey Johnny Reiff, wins Ireland's premier race in Dublin. The victory mirrors his English Derby triumph, confirming Croker's elite status in British and Irish racing.
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Dublin
Ireland
Richard Croker
Orby
Johnny Reiff
Chicago Opens Series With 1 0 Win Over St Louis
Chicago edged St Louis 1 0 as White pitched brilliantly and Petty struggled, taking the opener of the series in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
White
Petty
Haverhill Defeats Worcester In 7-1 Win
Haverhill beats Worcester 7 to 1 as McPartlin dominates early and Bushey exits after four Worcester hits in the sixth. Batters include Madden Hamilton Uniae Barton Briggs and Mitchell for Haverhill with Knotts and Wormwood also appearing on the mound in a one sided clash.
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New England
Haverhill
Worcester
Bushey
McPartlin
A.E
Mitchell
Doherty
Hopin
Young
Part'n
Knotts
Wormwood
Keene
Madden
Hamilton
Uniae
Barton
Briggs
McParttin
S Knotts
Uniac
Namilton
Dooin
Pulsifer
Ott McPartlin
Connolly
Fall River Defeats Lowell In Tight Baseball Tilt
Fall River pounded Lowell’s delivery to win 7 to 2 this afternoon. Key players included Higgins, Shannon, and Pickett for Fall River with strong pitching by Jerger and Crowley. Runs came from Messenger, Draker, Thornell, and Grant as Lowell scored late on Burrill and O’Brien in a game featuring several steals and a double play. The plate action, errors, and fielding miscues shaped a decisive Fall River victory at Lowell.
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New England
Lowell
Mass
Fall River
Abbott
Burrill
Thornell
O'Brien
FEO
Grant
Foll
Lo Guiheen
Burns
Lucia
C.ce
Crowley
Jared
Pall River i
Ccas
Messenger
Draker
Pickett
Sylvester
Higgins
Jerger
Austin
Wood
Lawrence
Lynn
Devine
Spencer
Mie
Brennan
Bannon
Geiss
Courtney
R.f
Ort
Congton
Wilson
Fitzm’ce
Billet
Wty Ead
Daum
Connors
Cummings
Lovell
Eaton
Connaughton
Zannon
Barberich
Vail
O’ Brien
60 to 1 Outsider Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
H P Whitney's Baby Wolf, a 60 to 1 long shot, wins the Swift stakes seven furlongs as rain makes the track heavy. Charles Edward finishes second with Ethan third. Whitney also wins the first and second races with Adriana and Prince Hamburg, among four other winners across seven races.
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New York
H. P. Whitney
Baby Wolf
Sheepshead Bay
Charles Edward
Ethan
Adriana
Prince Hamburg
Royal Vane
Lord Lovat
Herman
George Considine
Cubs Take Two From St Louis In Doubleheader
Chicago won both ends of a doubleheader against St Louis on June 26. The first game featured numerous miscues and a muff at the plate that scored the winning run. The second game came via aggressive base running and timely hitting.
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Bostons
Highlanders
Sullivan
Parent
Unglaub
Bob
Barrett
Williams
Congalton
Boston
Keefe
Orth
Ferris
Criger
Young
Conroy
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Jimmy Collins
Athletics
Knight
Collins
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Hess
Flick
Bradley
Chicago
St. Louis
B. R. BH. PO
Kling
Fraser
Lundgren
AB. R . BH .Po
Brrne
Beevee
Bennett
Holly
Murray
Hostetter
Eeeuseve
O’ Hara
Burch
Marshall
Lush
Sheckard
Hofman
R. B
Slagle
Steinfeldt
Durbin
Howard
Fivers
Taylor
Noonan
Owen Eene
Evers
Don Byrne
Blue
Bureh
Louis
Beebe
Bee
ST Louis
Penanee
Chicago One
Louis Eevee
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Gibson Beats Eliot 5 4 In Grammar School Semi Final
Gibson defeated Eliot 5 to 4 in a close semi final at Ashmont playground. The winners meet Agassiz in the final at the American league diamond. Davis and Aikens behind the plate. Donovan and Leonard on the mound.
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Gibson
Eliot
Ashmont
Agassiz
R.H.E. Gibson
Davis
Aikens
Donovan
Leonard
McCarthy
Ostergren
Conn League Results Show Mixed Soccer Scores
In New London New London beat New Haven 3 to 1. Norwich defeated Waterbury 9 to 0 in a forfeit. Springfield Bridgeport game postponed due to rain. Hartford Holyoke game also postponed by rain.
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New London
New Haven
Norwich
Waterbury
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
Holyoke
Scores From City Matchups Listed In Brief Card
At Buffalo Buffalo 4 Baltimore 2. At Toronto Toronto 6 Providence 3. At Rochester Jersey City 8 Roches ter 7. At Montreal Montreal Newark postponed rain.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Montreal - Newark
Ryan Wins Billiards Bout at Hub Palace
James Ryan defeats C M Van Dyke 50 to 31 in the second 50 point block bringing totals to 100 76 Van Dyke chalked the high run of 8 The final 50 point block is scheduled for tonight at the Hub Billiard Palace.
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James Ryan
C. M. van Dyke
van Dyke
Will Raymond Galvin Sought For Baseball Editor Call
Quincy resident Will Raymond Galvin asked to call the baseball editor at 2 30 today. Notices from Ballardvale and Wollaston teams seek away games with guarantees on June 29 July 4 and July 6. Also details on rooter trips and player releases included.
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Will Raymond Galvin
Quincy Call
Wollaston
G. E. Daggett
Seal Cove
Grand Manan
N. B
Worcester
Ballardvales
Saugus
North Woburn
Quincys of
Malden
J. T. Lyne
Ballardvale
Mass. T. K
Brockton
R. F
Dorchester
Bostons
Rocky Point
Providence
Rooters
South Station
Michael J. Regan
Royal Rooter
William C. D
Mike Lynch
Pittsburg
Cambridge
Winning Mets Receive Spring Racing Prizes
The Metropolitan Club closed its Spring racing series at Brighton Speedway. Tom Phair, owned by Isaac Sexton, claimed the time cup for trotters in 1:02 1-4, A. J. Furbush's Chief Wilkie took the time cup for pacers in 1:02 3-4, and C. G. Newcomb's Gen. Lee earned the heat cup for trotters after winning the most heats. Furbush's Al Raz won the heat cup for pacers plus several class winners were named.
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Metropolitan Club
Brighton
Tom Phair
Isaac Sexton
A. J. Furbush
Wilkie
C. G. Newcomb
Gen. Lee
al Raz
Major P
Billy Ross
Frank Herdick
Gray Stranger
Journeyman
Brownie
Imp
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Croker
Hahn
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Isbell
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Roche
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Pickering
Ree
Wallace
Ween
Hemphill
Hartzell
Butler
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