Brooklyn Drops First Of Series 10 Doves
Boston buried the Donovanites deeper in seventh place at Washington Park Brooklyn today winning 4 to 1. Dorner dominated Brooklyn with a strong pitching display while Bates starred for Boston in the field and at the plate. Tenney’s first inning run set the tone as Brooklyn’s offense stalled until the eighth when their lone tally came.
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New York
Boston
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Stricklett
Slabman
Dorner
Brooklyns
Alperman
Lewis
Bates
Guardian
Batch
Tenney
Sweeney
Beaumont
Lumley
Ginger
Burke
Maloney
Ritchey
Cincinnati Wins 2-1 Over St Louis in Ninth Inning
Cincinnati edged St Louis 2 to 1 as a ninth inning rally produced the winning run on a pass to Lobert and RBI hits by Mitchell and Davis. Earlier, Cincinnati had only two hits off Karger, with a Murray error accounting for St Louis’ run.
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Cincinnati
Lobert
Mitchell
Davis
Karger
Murray
Huggins
Uo Ganzel
McLean
Mowrey
Ehordleteis
Coakley
ST. Louis
Byrne
Bennett
A O'Hara
Marshall
Owgis Sabe
Nesemee
Ganzel
Odwell
Mason
Carpenter
Conn League Results From Several City Matches
Springfield hosts Hartford 10 0 Norwich hosts New Haven 6 4 New London Waterbury 7 4 New London defeats Waterbury in Bridgeport Holyoke 6 Bridgeport 5 scores and outcomes recorded for the Conn league matches.
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Springfield
Hartford
Norwich
New Haven
New London
Waterary
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia games
A slate of baseball matchups includes Boston vs Brooklyn and New York vs Philadelphia across two games. Pittsburg visits Chicago while St. Louis travels to Cincinnati for additional contests.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati E
ST. Louis
P.C. Chicago
Pav
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Leifield Dominates Locals as Pitching Shuts Out
Chicago on June 27 saw Leifield hold the locals scoreless with four scattered hits while Brown pitched well.
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Chicago
Leifield
Brown
New York Shut Out Philadelphia Before Wiltse Relief
New York held Philadelphia scoreless for six innings before Wiltse relieved Moren with a sore back. Wiltse allowed one hit in three innings. Mathewson struck out six. Dahlen Doolin Magee had two base hits as New York won 9.0 to 0.0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wiltse
Moren
Richie
Iscaig So
Cass
Dahlen
Doolin
Magee
Mathewson
Devlin
Corcoran
Bowerman
Dooin
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Rigler
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PO. A
Shannon
Browne
Perlin
Seymour
Ara Gus AP
Hannifan
Titus
Cole
Q Grant
Sonn
Courtney
U Doolin
Doovin
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Neil
N E Athletes Attend K O C Games At Locust Street Grounds
Plans are set for the Knights of Columbus Field Day at Locust Street Grounds tomorrow to raise funds for the Columbus Day Nursery. Top names from New England are listed including Bill Coe Herbert Gidney Tom Cronin Bill Prout and others with Olympian James B Connolly as referee and Jack Moakley as Cornell coach coordinating the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Locust Street Grounds
Bill Coe
Herbert Gidney
New England
Tom Cronin
Bill Prout
Brown
Miller
Harvard
Wade
Cambridgeport
G. A
George Brawley
St. Alphonsus
Boyd
Exeter
Harwood
Ike Sheehan
James B. Connolly
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Keene Fitzpatrick
Michigan
George Brown
Thomas Keene
Syracuse
Thomas E. Burke
the Timers
Maine state results weathered by rain delays
Maine state results show Lewiston and Portland with scores 2 and 4 respectively while Bangor Biddeford events were postponed due to rain. The Portland Augusta venue reported a 4 score in the comparison.
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Lewiston
Bangor
Biddeford-Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Fans Cheer Collins as Athletics Edge Boston in Duel
Jimmy Collins wore a rival uniform on Boston’s diamond while Knight excelled at third. The crowd cheered Collins while applauding Knight’s impressive defense and bat work. Boston won 1–0 after a well pitched game by Tannehill and a pivotal third inning run.
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Boston
Jimmy Collins
Athletics
Rooters
Jimmy
Collins
Knight
Young Knight
Philadelphia
Oldring
Bostons
Jesse Tannehill
McGuire
Mack
Coombs
Sullivan
Dygert
Shaw
Tannehill
Sully
Unglaub
Local Americans Rout Washington in 15 to 1 Baseball Win
New York defeats Washington 15 to 1 as Chesbro allows five walks while Patten fans one. Hickman exits after being hit by a ball. Two-base hits from Laporte Williams and Jones. Home runs by Conroy and Chase. Boxing gossip covers Murphy vs O'Brien, Mellody-Walcott weight dispute, and plans for fights and retirements.
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Washington
Hickman
Patten
Chesbro
Hurst
Stafford
New York City
Sharkey A
Murphy
Rouse
Joe Walcott
Honey Mellody
Black Demon
Mellody
Walcott
Joe Thomas
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Billy Pierce
Lincoln A. C
Chelsea
Mellody-Walcott
Tommy Murphy
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Murray
Rouse O’brien
Bert Keyes
Kid McCoy
Bunny
Squires
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Jimmy Britt
Nelson
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A. Ee Conroy
Keeler
Elberfeld
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Vorte
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Warner
Clever
Ant
Sports pairings border city matchups across league slate
Philadelphia at Boston. Washington at New York. Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis. A dense set of intracity and cross city confrontations headlines a packed basketball schedule.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Cleveland
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Gole
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St. Louis Wins Second Chicago Series Game 7 to 4
St Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 4 to take the second game of the series. Pitcher Walsh was relieved by Altrock in the seventh inning. Dineen played his first game for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Detroit Narrowly Loses 5-4 Amid Umpire Disputes
Detroit suffered a 5 to 4 defeat as errors by Downs and Schmidt spelled trouble. The game featured frequent arguing with the umpire.
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Detroit
Downs
Schmidt
Baseball and tennis banter from England and Boston sports page
The piece blends humorous notes on cross Atlantic baseball in England where Rhodes scholars beat a football squad 52 to 388, and Walter Camp and H L Docherty shift from tennis to golf and hit sticks. It notes a West End House seek 18 year olds for a game and recalls Yale Harvard prank stories and pole vault records by Musgrove and Johnson.
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John Bull
Walter Camp
Yale
Rhodes Boys
Camp
Sir Lynnewood Wins Sheepshead Bay Handicap In Photo Finish
Sir Lynnewood a 12 to 1 shot captured the Sheepshead Bay handicap one mile at Sheepshead Bay on a dead track with a time of 1 40 3 5. Tony Faust finished second at 12 to 1 and First Premium took third. Mombassa from H P Whitney's stable won the Surf stakes and was listed at 12 to 1. Two favorites won with Yorkist 7 to 1 first race Agent even second race Saracascina 11 to 10 fifth race Meelick 6 to 1 sixth race.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Tony Faust
Mombassa
H. P. Whitney
Yorkist
Agent
Saracascina
Meelick
Flood Expelled From Toronto Club For Uproar
Toronto reports that Flood was expelled after assaulting the umpire, with President Powers telegraphing that Flood is not fit to play in civilized ball. Magistrate Denison sentenced Flood to 15 days in jail at hard labor yesterday.
Montreal Montreal Providence Toronto Newark Rochester
Scores from a two game set show Montreal and Toronto each winning four and two games respectively. Newark defeated Montreal while Rochester split its games against Baltimore with a second game tally favoring Baltimore. Partial results indicate a multi city baseball schedule.
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Providence
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Swatling Triumphs as Fall River Advances in N E League
Fall River defeats Lawrence 8 to 6 in a heavy hitting game marked by miscues by Lawrence fielders. Swanson Gilroy and Waters led the Fall River battery with Maroney Lee and Eaton backing up on defense.
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New England
Lawrence
Fall River
R.H.E
Brockton Defeats New Bedford 6 to 1 in Baseball
J O Toole pitched a solid game for Brockton as they beat New Bedford 6 to 1. Final line shows Brockton with three runs in the sixth inning and strong defense behind O Toole. Batteries were J O Toole Galvin for Brockton and Taylor Brown Caynan for New Bedford.
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Brockton
J. O'Toole
New Bedford
J. O’toole
Galvin
Taylor, Brown and Caynan
Lowell Beats Lynn In Lopsided Softball Contest
Lowell batted hard and consistently to defeat Lynn easily. Final score shows Lowell with a strong offense led by Kenniston Lucia Finlayson Moore and Daum against Lynn’s pitching. Second line reflects incomplete box score details.
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Lynn
R. H. E. Soowon
Cele
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Lucia
Finlayson
Moore
Daum
Worcester shuts out Haverhill 4 to 0 in baseball contest
Worcester blanks Haverhill 4 to 0 as Frock struggles to hit. Pitchers Frock and Knotts for Worcester and Connolly and McCabe for Haverhill. Score by innings shows Worcester taking early lead and preserving the shutout.
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Worcester
R.H.E. Worcester
Frock
Knotts
Connolly and McCabe
Novel List of Sports at Revere July 3 4
The Revere cycle track hosts a two night athletic show on July 3 and 4. Romulus the German Giant aims to throw a wild bull in a one hour bout. Athos and Lt. R W Penwell U S A wrestle on horseback best two of three. Miss Molly Grey of Buffalo faces Miss Tessie Brown of Boston in local wrestling.
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Romulus
Athos
R. W. Penwell
Semi pro baseball team seeks filling weekend games
Multiple notices show teams from Somersworth Everett Orient Heights Somerville Roxbury and Bedford seeking games Saturday June 29 or Saturday afternoon. Entries list contact names and addresses for arranging matches and potential expenses guarantees players and age ranges 14 16 18 20. Eager pitchers include J F O Neill and Earle Miller seeking assignments and locations.
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N. H
J. E. Sullivan
East Belmonts
E. L. McDonald
George Street
Everett
Oxford
Orients
Fred A. Keough
Leyden Street
Orient Heights
Sherwoods
Somerville
Bedford
J. F. O'Neill
Stoneham
Jordan Marsh Company
Parker Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Hough
Main
Charles C. Mullaly
Earle Miller
New Hampshire
Tremont
Storm damages Brookline flower gardens and estates
A yesterday windstorm devastated Brookline gardens with Sargent estate losses. Brookline Village streets saw dusty air and debris as wind reached steady speeds.
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Brookline
Sargent
Noted Swimmers Enter Old Home Week Championship Race
John A. Leavitt of Newton Louis Jacot Alfred M. Davis of Revere Harry F. Gay of Revere John J. Flaherty Revere Beach lifeguard Professor M. M. Leary Wood Island East Boston and other swimmers have entered the championship race during Old Home Week The course runs from Charlestown Bridge to Boston Light about ten miles C F King offers a trophy valued at several hundred dollars
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Newton
Louis Jacot
Alfred M. Davis
Revere
Harry F. Gay
John J. Flaherty
Revere Beach
M. M. Leary
Wood Island
Charlestown Bridge
Boston Light
Newton and Parke Jr. wed at Cambridge chapel
Miss Ruby H. Newton niece of Mr and Mrs George C Gardner and Everett B. Parke Jr were married at the chapel of the New Church Theological School Cambridge with Dean Wright officiating.
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New Church Theological School
Cambridge
Ruby H. Newton
George C. Gardner
Everett B. Parke, Jr
Dean Wright
West Ends and Roxbury Youth Baseball Team Listings
A list of youth baseball teams by area and age group with contact representatives and addresses. Entries include West Ends 16 year olds under E Berrie in Waltham and Roxburys 16 year olds with W O'Neil in Roxbury, plus other age groups and locations across Boston area.
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Central Street
Waltham
Corinthian A. C
F. Killorin
Gainsboro Street
Boston
T. J. Sullivans
P. Troy
East Fourth Street
South Boston
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Jackson Place
Jamaica Plain
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J. Larner
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Roxburys
W. O'Neil
Adams Street
Roxbury
Bowen A. C
E. Grant
Bowen Street
M. Hudson
Chadwick Street
Glenvales
W. Timmins
Cross Street
Somerville
Sheridans
J. McDonald
Cranston Street
Porter A
O. Donovan
Porter Street
East Boston
Universitys
C. Lane
Warren Street
Cambridge
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Newton Laundry
St Mary’s Garden Party Draws 6000 At Brookline Grounds
More than 6000 attended St Mary’s Church of the Assumption garden party on church grounds. A Japanese tea garden directed by Miss Anna Rooney drew interest. Brookline Water Works beat A O H in tug of war as Brookline Council K of C hosted sports for youths.
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St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Anna Rooney
Brookline Water Works
Brookline Council
K. of C
Manchester Y C Races Open to Sender Class
Manchester Yacht Club extends three special races originally for class Q to sender class. Twenty two rated boats compete for three cups across six boats, with cash prizes each race. Course outside ten miles, start off House Island, preparatory signal at 2 20.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
House Island
Class of 1905 English High School holds reunion
The class of 05 English High School met at the American House for a reunion. Officers elected were President Charles S. Jenney, Vice President Edward F. Graham, and Secretary Treasurer J. D. Purdy. Headmaster John F. Casey attended as a guest.
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English High School
American House
Charles S. Jenney
Edward F. Graham
J. D. Purdy
John F. Casey
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