Senators Triumph Over Cincinnati in Doubleheader Loss
Washington Senators defeated Cincinnati in both games as Pittsburg edged Dix Point and Cleveland, while the Browns showed listless play on the other fields. Scores not specified in report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
New England League Baseball Schedule Summary
Brockton visits Fall River while Taunton travels to Pawtucket in New England League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Fall River
Taunton
Pawtucket
Harvard Yale and Williams Amherst clash on Farragut Day
Other games include Harvard at Yale and Williams at Amherst. Farragut Day games are set at Locust street grounds at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Williams
Amherst
Farragut
Locust Street Grounds
Pirates Stifle Champions in Closely Batted Showdown
Pittsburg wins 5 to 0 as Tannehill pals with sharp pitching and flawless defense. Captain Duffy’s men fail to score a run, with Donovan narrowly ruled safe at third and umpire calls shaping a tense, era-defining game. USUAL teams referenced include Pirates and champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Duffy
Pirates
Pittsburgers
Tannehill
Tanny
Lewis
Lynch
Andrews
Donovan
Selee
Boston
Harry Davis
Herman Long
Leudar
Brown University
Philadelphia
Jimmy Collins
Laudar
Marty Bergen
Bergen
O’brien
Gray
McCarthy
Tenney
Long
Lowe
Yeager
Ely
Stivetts
Jack
Baltimore Beats St Louis In Narrow Victory
Baltimore took two runs to overcome St Louis in a tight game. June 27 report notes Baltimore hitters sparked scoring while pitching held back the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R. B. PO
Ana
Keeler
Jennings
McGann
Holmes
Brodle
Demontreville
Eis Eee Robinson
ST. Louis
Dowd
R. F
Tesserae
Stenzel
Ee . Eevee
Harley
Cross
Eeeere
Decker
C. Eee
Eee
Eteres
Clements
C Seeree Wee
St. Louls
Ant Decker
Crook
Sto'en
Nops
O'Day
McDonald
Senators Rally To Take Fourth Straight Loss For Reds
Cincinnati June 27 The Senators won three of four by timely hitting against Hawley as the Reds offered little against Swaim. Attendance 600. The score remains unresolved in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Senators
Hawley
Reds
Swaim
Scores From Continental Baseball Matchups
At Taunton Brockton Taunton 4 Reading 2 At Reading Penn Reading 12 Hartford 90 At Newark New Jersey Newark 11 Norfolk 6 At Toronto Toronto 4 Wilkes Barre 3 At Montreal Syracuse 4 Montreal 2 At Buffalo Providence 5 Buffalo 2 At Rochester Rochester 6 Springfield 5 Twelve innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Brockton
Reading
Penn
Hartford
Newark
N. J
Norfolk
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Montreal
Syracuse
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Boston and Pittsburg Playoff At Park Theatre
This afternoon at 3 30 the final game of the series will be shown at the Park Theatre between Boston and Pittsburg. The Bostons will then travel to Cleveland for the rest of the week with these games replayed at the Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Boston
Pittsburg
Cleveland
The
Park
West Somerville Etnas to Clash at Neponset Next Saturday
The Etnas of West Somerville, undefeated after beating Arlington 20 to 5 on Tufts Oval, set to play at Neponset next Saturday. Acorn A. A. and Farraguts plan a championship-level meetup today. Davis Warner and Van Haltren top Giants with over 200 in batting. Sheckard leads Brooklyn hitters at 211. Hartman went 35 games without an error. The North Shore A. A. opens at Clifton on July 9. Farragut Day features six clubs at Locust Street grounds with a $100 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etnas
West Somerville
Arlington
Tufts Oval
Neponset
West End
Acorn A. A
Farraguts
Davis
Warner
van Haltren
Giants
George Davis
Zearfess
New Yorks
Sheckard
Brooklyn
Hartman
North Shore A
Clifton
Louisville
Dave Fultz
Brown
Phillies
Michael rides ten miles in record pace at Waltham track
At Waltham yesterday Jimmy Michael the American champion middle distance rider covered ten miles in 17 minutes 44 seconds off a flying start surpassing prior records though watch discrepancies arose. The event set the stage for next Saturday's McDuffee Michael race with plans for further matchups and inter club pursuit events at Cambridgeport C. C. and the Tiger Roadsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Track
Jimmy Michael
Jimmie
Philadelphia
Eddie McDuffee
Dave Shafer
Michael
Shafer
Bill” Randall
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
New York
Tom Linton
Taylor
McDuffee
the Park
Frank Waller
Pace
Waller
Cordang
William Martin
Waltham
Elkes
Martin
Mr. Martin
Cambridgeport C. C
Tiger Roadsters
Bicycle path on Commonwealth avenue urged by Massachusetts division
An executive committee letter signed by Chief Consul Elliott Vice-Consul Frothingham and Secretary-Treasurer Peck urges a double bicycle path on Commonwealth avenue linked to a proposed street railway. The note notes broad wheelmen support and minimal extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
A. G. Frothingham
Arthur K. Peck
Quincy
Massachusetts Division
Commonwealth Avenue
Pennsylvania
Henri Cissac
Charles Church
Philadelphia
City of Boston
Franklin Park
Chelsea D. C
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Geldert and Woods
F. M. Tibbetts
E. P. Burnham
H. H. Stone
J. Payne
Fred Kayes
W. D. Crossman
Ifrank Conlon
W W. Fritts
Clarence Williams
J. E. Morrow
Bert Conlon
Bert H. Woods
Paul Dooley
Walter G. Morey
F. A. Brennan
C. S. Tucker
C. B. Chandler
Frank Farren
W. F. Crocker
Albert Pilgram
Adams
J. P. Rogers
F. J. McNamara
A. Riant
J. F. Starbuck
Joe Vernier
Calais
France
R. Palmer
Lucien Lesna
Charter Oak Day Big Purses for Trotting and Pacing
Charter Oak announces 166 trotters and pacers entered for a big Hartford meet starting July 4 with 14 of 16 events. The program features veteran road wagon and standard events across July 4 5 6 7 8 with purses from 1000 to 2000 and notable entrants from New Haven New York Cleveland and East View Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Oak
Hartford
Ambassador
Master Cole
Br. S
Quartermaster
Anna Mace
G. m
Robert McGregor
Ansel
B. S
Senator L
B. G
West Cloud
Mystic Magic
B. m
Repetition
Cedarella
Br. m
Liona Cedar
Tudor Chimes
Chimes
Dollade Wilkes
Blk. m
Guy Wilkes
Martha Volunteer
Volunteer Boy
Fearful
Red Wilkes
Blue Dress
Rm. m
Eagle Bird
Zeller
Br. G
Norris
Charmine
Epaulet
Miss Beatrice
Direct
Blazeaway
Lockaway
Kentucky
Frank m. G
Timorah
Princeton
Mabel Jefferson
Jefferson
Anona
Arion
Jack D
Heir At Law
Landlady
Bik. m
Godfrey Patchen
Planet
Bonnie McGregor
Pearl Onward
Onward
Rubenstein
Br. H
Baron Wilkes
Lottie Loraine
Gambetta Wilkes
Dan Q
Simmocdon
Quadriga
Parkville
Ananias
Patron
the Old Colony
Alcidalia
Sir Walter, Jr
Prince Lavalard
Gr. S
Wlavalard
Tommy Britton
Liberty Bell
Captain Jack
Black Wilkes
Maple Valley
Red Cedar
Dennis
Fairholm
Hans McGregor
Black Hawk McGregor
Jacksonian
Grace Hastings
Bayonne Prince
N. W. Hubinger
New Haven
Newcastle Syndicate
Cleveland
Emma Offutt
John F. Dingee
New York City
David B
Young Jim
John Cornish
the Abbot
Village Farm
Fast Aurora
N. Y
Alrich
Blk. G
Altus
W. B. Fasty
Merritt Wilkes
Lord Ferguson
Carl Brown
Flossie Baron
Dick Wilton
Wilton
Lulu May
Wanamaker
Addie de
Nutwood
Arlington
Gostick
Almont
Royal R. Sheldon
Bik. G
Constantine
Susie T
King Chimes
Nutvina
Bh m
Nutmeg
King Albert
King Nutwood
Oscar L
Alcantara
Lady Intrigue
Intrigus
Cung
Bik
C. F. Clay
Georgeanna
M ‘Oger Wilkes
Annie Allerton
Ch. m
Altes
A F
Fa'eon
Jackseontan
Nancy Time
Simmons
Alt
Almy Chimes
Courter Journal
Wilkes Boy
Bright Light
Simmonton
Refina
Gr. m
Belle
Monopo'e
Leicester
McField
McEwen
Congress
Philip E
Clay
Guenn
Unique
Betterton
J. T
Gr. G
Jim Wilson
Nell Gwynne
Aleryon
Dresch
St. Vinecert
Manila
Hattie R. Gowd
Phallamont
Web
Happy Russell
Happiness
Connor Boy
Wilkes Spirit
Dolly Duroc
Duroe
Eoka
Sphinx
Miss Jefferson
Maine
Nutmont, Jr
Nutmont
Toza
Wickliffe
Directum Kelly
H. S
Direct Web
Hanpy
Russell
Marte
Hinbert Wilkes
Hinder
Wilkes
Vera Creenwood
Vera G
Iiness
Dr. Wood
Eh. G
Mambrino
B .Rm. G
Vorest
Hal
Monopole
Teicester
Maximilian
Brown Hal
Elf
Hb. m
Steinway
Gesner
Judce
Corbett
Walker
Morrill
Saugus Opens Today With Fast Track Harness Racing
Open four day meet at Saugus track features fast surface and edge in form horses. Daily events include a 2 30 trotting and 2 22 pacing with Gretchen favorite in the latter. Special arrangements for ladies and free band concerts mark opening day as nine trotting entries and eleven pacing entries are listed.
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Saugus
Gretchen
Dover
J. J. Bowen
Mystic Work
B. m. Bessie I
H. W. Macomber
Lexington
B. G. Ibsen
N. J. Stone
Franklin Park
Blk
M. Lady Thorndike
Rich & Co
Boston
B. m. Gretchen
J. A. Moulton
Lyndonville
B. G. Nixon
J. J. Collins
Westerly
Mullins and Harvey Fight Ends In Draw In St John
Joe Mullins of Boston and Ned Harvey of St John fought a four round match in St John New Brunswick. Mullins repeatedly floored Harvey and appeared to have him KOed, but police intervened and the referee declared a draw. Mullins protested the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Joe Mullins
Boston
Ned Harvey
Mullins
Harvey
Jack Power
Sullivan and Daly Boxing Shuffle Sparks New Match Talk
New York June 27 Spike Sullivan signals interest in meeting Jack Daly or Kid Lavigne after a Maywire hint. Daly may fight Sullivan for 2500 after July 11 with Tom O Rourke as a potential inducement. Sullivan plans a fall rest and notes a prior win over Hawkins with large gate and betting gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spike Sullivan
Jack Daly
Kid Lavigne
Sam Fitzpatrick
Spike
Fitz
Daly
Tom O'Rourke
Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Hawkins
Sullivan
Boxing Gossip Hints at Sullivan Lavigne Lightweight Title Clash
Boxing writer George V Tuohy outlines Spike Sullivan as the leading challenger to George Lavigne for the world lightweight title. Daly, Curran, and Fitzpatrick figures tile the path, with Broadway A C bouts and notices of Jeffries Conroy and other ring events shaping the potential title scenarios.
Red Hot Boxing Opens Season With Hot Bouts at Charlestown
The final smoke talk of the season drew about 200 at Charlestown Associates with lively bouts. Notable clashes included Leary versus Sullivan, Rogers versus De Barry, Coppinger versus Harrison halted in the third, Montgomery against Horn, Powell versus Meyers, and Daly versus Stone. Daly retired due to a badly injured hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Associates
Joe Leary
Joe Sullivan
Jack Rogers
Ben DeBarry
Joe Coppinger
Harry Harrison
Coppinger
Bob Montgomery
Joe Horn
Jack Powell
Sammy Meyers
Andy Daly
Jim Stone
Daly
Reunion of Ancient Order of Hibernians Held in Trenton
About 500 delegates attended mass at St Marys Cathedral and a public session in Taylor's Opera House as the National Convention of the re united Wings of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Trenton New Jersey. Bishop McFaul spoke of friendship unity and Christian charity and the star of Irish freedom rising on the horizon. Delegates from American and Irish wings were named to temporary offices and credentials committee as the convention adjourned to resume next morning.
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Trenton
N. J
Order of Hibernhians
St.Mary’s Cathedral
Father Duggan
Bordentown
Father Fox
Bishop McFaul
Father Phillips
Hazleton
Penn
Board of Elrinn Wing
Taylor’s
Opera House
McFaul
Welling Sickel
P. J. O'Connor
Savannah
Order
Ireland
Sickel
O'Connor
American Order
Birina Wing
O’sullivan
Philadelphia
Edward R. Hayes
New Brunswick
Eirina Wing
John P. Dullard
N. J. O’brien
Indiana
Charles J. Oneil
New Hampshire
James J. Carroll
New York
C. P. Boland
Pennsylvania
Board of
Eirinn
Taylor Opera House
A Popular Club Outing On Boston Harbor
The Park Exchange Club will hold its annual tour aboard the steamer City of Quincy next Sunday. Commodore John H McCaffrey will lead with Captain Thomas Reiher and Colonel Peter Clark among officers in charge. The event includes many nonmembers and departs from Warren Bridge at o clock.
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Park Exchange Club
West Ind
Boston Harbor
Quincy
Warren Bridge
City of Quincey
John H. McCaffrey
Thomas Reiher
Peter Clark
Owen O'Loughlin
West End
United States
Vas Channel
Bricklayers Elect Officers in Massachusetts Union
At a meeting of Bricklayers Benevolent and Protective Union No. 3 of Massachusetts last evening officers were elected. President J Z Welch vice president William Russell recording secretary George Twiss corresponding secretary J Driscoll financial secretary T C Sullivan business agent G T Thornton sergeant at arms rank Bray outside sentinel Morris Sullivan trustees James Ahearn W F Barnard Joseph Doyle auditors J A Aikens J J O Leary J F O Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers’ Benevolent and Protective Union
No. 3
Massachusetts
J. Z. Welch
William Russell
George Twiss
J. ¥. Driscoll
T. C. Sullivan
G. T. Thornton
Rank Bray
Morris Sullivan
James Ahearn
W. F. Barnard
Joseph Doyle
J.A. Aikens
J. J. O'Leary
J. F. O'Reilly
Ethelbert Wins Easily at Sheepshead Bay Races
In a breezy day at Sheepshead Bay New York Kingdon was favored in the spring stakes but Ethelbert led from the start to win. In the Tidal stakes six starters lined up and Sanders, the favorite, led early with Kitefoot and Sanders contesting the finish. Handball surged from third to win by a neck in the final furlong, with Sanders beating Kitefoot at the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Kingdon
Ethelbert
Sanders
Kitefoot
Handball
Home
Missing Dorchester Boy Edward Fahey 18
Edward H Fahey aged 18 is missing from 20 Fuller Street Dorchester since Sunday June 19 around 11 a m He left on an errand for his mother wearing a light suit with black stockings and shoes and a mixed cap He has not shown any tendency to roam and is not known to be roving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Fahey
Fuller Street
Dorchester
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Smoke talk at 538 Hanover street by Mattress Makers union
A successful smoke talk gathered last evening at 538 Hanover street under Mattress Makers Local 52. Participants included Percy Flannigan on piano N F P Crimmins songs Tom Burke song and dance Alfred Tirrell comedian Clark and Smith three round bout Harry Grossman parodies Crim mins and Johnson back and wing Ea Barrett Cambridge's bar top game Clancy and Smith three roupgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Mattress Makers’ Local
Percy Flannigan
N.fp. Crimmins
Tom Burke
Alfred Tirrell
Clark and Smith
Harry Grossman
Crimmins
Johnson
Ea Barrett
Cambridge
Clancy
Smith
Prolife breeder of Conan's Ointment linked to skin disease cases
A dubious breeder, named in warnings, sells Conan's Ointment claiming cures while reports show worsening skin diseases among users. Authorities caution the public about unverified treatments and potential health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan
Farragut Day Sports in South Boston Activities
Farragut Day features a full program of athletic events, a yacht race off City Point, a Locust Street baseball game, and a Shamrocks versus Wolf Tones hurling match for a $100 purse. Evening programs include band concerts and a pyrotechnic display at Marine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
South Boston
M Street
City Point
Locust Street
Shamrocks
Wolf Tones
Commonwealth Park
Marine Park
Cycle Race Entries For Farragut Day At South Boston
The Farragut Day celebrations list cycle race participants at South Boston. Mile open entrants include William Berle and John Kane with listed addresses. Mile for boys under 17 features Frank O Connor John A McDonald Harry Clause John Fitzgerald Dennie Bowman John Connell and William Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
William Berle
Fourth Street
John Kane
F. Face
Second Street
J. Hanson
Athens Street
Frank O'Connor
John A. McDonald
Harry Clause
John Fitzgerald
Dennie Bowman
John Connell
William Denny
Hotels Offer Special Rates for Adirondack Excursion
The best hotels in the mountains set special rates for the Adirondack excursion on July 1 and 2 via the Fitchburg railroad. Apply at 260 Washington Street Boston for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston
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Readville
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Worcester
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Salem
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George Lavigne
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Kid McCoy
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Pat Daly
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Tremont St
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BE. J. Barrett
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J. M. Jackson
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William Mignault
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Dan Sullivan
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St. Augustine
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J. Costello
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P. Barrett
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Joseph Kilby
J. J. Curran
M. Eslew
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