Boston Beats St. Louis in Wild Baseball Tilt
Boston offense thrashed St Louis with multiple runs, errors, and key hits. Duffy, Miller, and Connor highlighted the attack while Quincy, Ganzel, and Tucker contributed timely plays amid a crowded park scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn Peitz
McCarthy
Bannon
Quinn
Miller
Connor
Duffy
Tucker Carthy
Boston
Toen
Cupess
Uffy
Aunon
Pateye
ST. Lot
Peltz
Erdoklyns Win Ten-Inning Match In Pittsburg Fight
In Pittsburg on June 29 the Erdoklyns won a ten inning game by strong team play. Foutz stood out with solid pitching and Stenzel hit a home run. Attendance reached about 2000 as Brooklyn posted 16 hits to Pittsburg 10. Batteries: Ehret and Mack for Pittsburg Stein and Dalley for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Erdoklyns
Foutz
Stenzel Mit
Sme
Frooklyn
Battries
Ehret
Mack
Stein and Dalley
Giants Hammer Cubs in Slugfest Behind 16 Hits
In Chicago on June 29 the Giants clouted 16 base hits and drew seven walks to overpower the Cubs. New York led 4 2 at one point and finished with a decisive win as Ward’s club produced strong hitting and steady defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hutchison
Giants
Ward
New York
Griffo and Dixon Fight In Tough Ringside Bout
The bout features Griffo and Dixon trading power to the stomach and jaw in a grueling twelve round clash. Referee George, a noted New York boxing writer, oversees a high tension display as both fighters push for openings and the crowd roars with enthusiasm.
Baltimore Clinches Game On Erratic Umpire Calls
Cleveland and Baltimore played as umpire Stage ruled on close points with three walks and three hits in the sixth. Baltimore won 6 to 5 before about 2000 fans. Scoring shows Baltimore 9 hits and Cleveland 13 with 2 errors. Batteries were McMahon and Clark for Cleveland and Griffith and OConnor for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
I’mpire
Baltimore
Sra Iti Ono
Bans Oon
Cleveland
McMahon
Clark
Griffith
O’connor
Pawtucket Beats Brockton In Wet Weather Nine Inning Win
In a rain shortened game at Brockton on June 29 Pawtucket exploded for eight runs in the sixth inning to pull away from Brockton 11 to 8. Fournier pitched well and hit two homers for Pawtucket while Brockton totaled seven errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Pawtucket
Fournier
Haverhill Wins On Ninth Inning Home Run
Haverhill secured the game with a ninth inning home run by Anderson. Both teams produced heavy hitting and erratic baserunning, while Haverhill’s infield, led by Irwin and Burns, stood out. Final: Haverhill 15 Portland 4 with 11 and 12 base hits for the teams.
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Haverhill
Anderson
Irwin
Burns
Flaserhill
Portland
Batteriles
McKillop
Sweeney
Dolan
Mahoney
Bangor Beats Lewiston In Low-Scoring Maine Tilt
Bangor collected four timely hits as Lewiston's Wheeler was hard hit but retired by the visitors outfield. Lewiston signs Lareque and Polhemus from the Southern League. Final score Bangor five Lewiston five with errors totaling seven and four base hits for Bangor and seven for Lewiston. Batteries Wheeler Hart Ferson Bergen.
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Lewiston
Bangor
Ewiston
Wheeler
Lareque
Polhemus
Bensor
Seaiays
Wheeler and Hart
Ferson
Bergen
Eastern League Scores From Wilkes Barre and Nearby
The Eastern League action shows Wilkes Barre 4 Providence 3 and Springfield 7 Binghamton 6 while Syracuse 21 Buffalo 17 and Erie 7 Troy 1 tally.
Cuban Giants Defeat Vermont in Rutland Baseball Tilt
In Rutland Vermont, June 29, the Cuban Giants beat the University of Vermont 6 to 1. The Giants collected 10 hits while Vermont had 5. errors favored the visitors with one to Vermont’s five. Battery: Selden and Jackson for the Giants, Bend and Kingella for Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
University of Vermont
Giants
Vermont
Selden
Jackson
Bend
Kingella
Newton Ath Club falls to New Bedford in rough game
New Bedford defeated Newton Athletics in a hard fought game. Sexton delivered strong pitching while Newton struggle at the plate with errors and missed hits.
Haverhill Races Close After Four Day Trotting Meet
The four days of laps at Trotting Park closed with Phalen winning the 2:97 class and Jubilee Wilkes dominating the 1:18 class. Spectators cheered as favorite horses failed to disrupt the winning strides and records were challenged.
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Javerhidne
Tiet Nce
Phalen
Jubilee Wilkes
Griffo Beats Dixon in a Gripping Ring Contest by Kayo
In Boston the crowd witnessed a seven round battle between Griffo and Dixon. Griffo used precise jabs to the nose and jaw while Dixon pressed with hard lefts to the stomach and jaw. Referee warnings about elbows marked the intense match as Griffo sealed a hard fought win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
George
Griffo
Tremont Street
Griffe
Howie Hodgkins
Rushriffe
Weihardt
Griffon
Cman
Man Dies Expected After 22-Foot Fall in Forest Hills
Joseph Landry aged 66 of 7 Sheridan Street West Roxbury remains in critical condition at City Hospital after a 22 foot fall from a building staging on Walk Hill Street Forest Hills. He sustained spinal and internal injuries and was first taken home before hospital transfer.
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Joseph Landry
City Hospital
Mr. Landry
Sheridan Street
West Roxbury
Walk Hill Street
Forest Hills
Clothing and Accessories Sale Prices Listed
Sweat ers for men and boys priced 500c to 2.00 with colors white blue black gray. Bicycle hose in various colors 75c to 1.00. Caps with long visor 50c and 75c. Bicycle shoes 1.50 and 2.00.
Class A riders gain clearance after board investigation
Clark and Wettergreen return to Class A amid board scrutiny of amateur status. Several cyclists sworn affidavits to Henry W. Robinson, local National Racing Board member, clearing themselves. A new Boylston Cycle Club forms at Jamaica Plain with 25 members. officers listed. W. H. Wells is suspended for ten days for foul riding. an accident in the Class B race leads to blame on a rival rider. Union Bicycle Club entries and handicaps announced. list includes Parker Morine Kennedy and others.
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Clark
Wettergreen
Henry W. Robinson
National Racing Board
Robinson
Racing Board
Boars
Boylston Station
Jamaica Plain
Boylston Cycle Club
Jess Street
S. J. Gunning
H. Burwell
F. P. Smith
W. H. Hannaford
George E. Murphie
John Greene
Lovell’s Grove
Edward C. Lincoln
The
Union Bicycle Club
Mt. Pleasant
L. A. W. Racing Board
Plainfield
N. J
Taylor
Taxis
Charley Murphy
Wells
Titus
C. M. Murphy
Murphy
A. M. Parker
D. T. Morine
John Kennedy
J. McLean
William Moore
T. R. Bennett
George B. Southworth
George L. Belledeu
Howard L. Coburn
Ww. Dalton
E. C. Lincoln
T. H. Newton
F. J. Steegar
A. L. Berry
M. Maine
H. E. Marine
W. 8
Ellis
Arthur Langford
P. K. Lincoln
M. J
Dolan
W. F. Parker
W. P. Brazier
W. F. Saunders
J. A. Farrell
Scratch
Frank Mayo
Guy Larcom
A. W. Lincoln
C. I. Kimball
A. P. Hawes
Tom Butler
Harry Edwards
Charles Reagan
Tommie Clark
John Buckley
W. Robbeth
Boxing Gambit Looms in Corbett Fitzsimmons Rivalry
The piece sketches a possible three cornered match after Corbett’s return in August with a white Australian and a black challenger in the other corners. It notes Fitzsimmons may be seen as American by virtue of citizenship but would face English and Australian sentiment if he defeats Corbett. Several other fights and fighters are mentioned with updates from Chicago and Cincinnati.
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America
Australia
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
United States
Parson Davies
Chicago
Choynski
Boston
Joe
New Orleans
Bob
Peter Jackson
San Francisco
Europe
Jim
Steffers
Kid McCoy
Ohio
Charley Slusher
Toledo
George Brown
Lon Beckwith
Michigan
Cleveland
Young Griffo
Jimmy Dime
Newcastle
Penn
Griffo
Jerry Marshall
Dime
Jake Kilrain
Frank P. Slavin
Baseball Notes From Brooklyn And Hollywood Gossip
Brooklyns will play Kenton next week as Dan Daub remains popular there. Von der Ahe accuses Philadelphia club of underhand tactics to get Gleason, while Gleason resists signing with Baltimore and a Baltimore check under Nick Young is arranged to secure his name. The Orioles’ position falters as George Shock replaces Griffin, Tom Brown leads the Colonels uplift, and King Kelly allensboro foes show erratic play. Jack Hartley joins NL umpires. Comiskey eyeing Turner Reilly swap. Phillies consider Latham trade. Giants head to Pittsburgh as Stevens hawks score cards.
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Brooklyns
Kenton
Dan Daub
von der Ahe
Philadelphia
Gleason
Weyhing
von der Horst
Pittsburg
Giants
New York
Phillies
Turner
Reilly
Arlo Latham
Comiskey
King Kelly
Allentown
Jack Hartley
Young
Capital
Anthony Keefers Case Rules In Favor Of Plaintiff
Judge Hadley delivered a ruling in Lowell dated June 29 finding Anthony Keefers Haskell P Staples and others liable for 124 dollars the plaintiff alleges loss in a poker game. The verdict awards treble damages as permitted by law yielding a possible threefold recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Hadley
Anthony Keéfers
Haskell P. Staples
Whitehall Boat Race Set For Fourth of July Celebration
A Whitehall boat race will start at 2 p.m. from Lewis wharf to the bell buoy off Nix's Mate and back, about ten miles. Councilmen Mahoney and Rourke secured a $100 appropriation from the reserve fund with the mayor's approval. Up to ten boats may start with captains Motto Conrad Olsen Bagley Lawton Ryan and Hennessy among entrants. The entire course can be viewed from a single vantage point.
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Whitehall
Lewis Wharf
Nix
Mahoney and Rourke
Ward
North End
Doughty
Finance Committee
Lomasney
Motto
Conrad
Andrew
Olsen
Michael Bagley
Lawton
Ryan
Hennessy
Barge Association Opens July Fourth Race Entries
At the Barge Association meeting the July Fourth race entry list opened. Pas Bostons hold first, North Ends eighth, with crews listed by boat: Cushmans West Ends Oaklands Princeton Barton Ramblers Charles Rivers Lafayettes and more, including coxswains and substitutes.
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Barge Association
Charles Rivar Rooms
Pas Bostons
Cushmans
J. Ross
R. Cook
J. Moylan
F. Vickery
F. Lang
J. Finnigan
S. Dunlap
J. Deegan
T. Downey
J. Downey
H. Blakeman
F. Viand
W. A. Pierce
West Ends
M. Early
G. Hawkes
R. Moffitt
Ball
M. Quinn
Buckley
W. O'Connor
J. Rowan
Bates
Boore
F. Higgins
G. En Kl
Frank Morrison
Frank Smith
William Boylan
Frank McGrath
Aleck LeGoff
Charles Conally
Walter Dolman
George Douglass
Thomas Douglas
Coxswain
John Rowan
Louis van Deren
Lafayettes
D. McDermott
J. Halliday
T. Reynolds
Maurice Murphy
Thomas Doherty
M. McCaren
A. McDonald
B. Doherty
McAllister
Curran
Pocketbook Snatcher Chased, Arrested on Bromfield Street
James A. Nelson aged 23 was chased down Bromfield street and captured in Postoffice square. A fire at David Bendetson's variety store on 56 Salem street at 830 p.m. caused smoke and loss from a defective chimney.
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James A. Nelson
Bromfield Street
Postoffice
Students embark on long canoe trip to Sept first
Six college students set out from Boston for Augusta Maine without a guide to rely on a compass. The Harvard and Salem participants include Sidney Fenellosa Stephen Phillips Duncan Phillips Manuel Fenellosa and Charles Archer along with Samuel Duncan of Brown University and Boston. They will travel Moosehead Lake Alligas river Riviere du Loup River then by steamer to the Vermont line and Wells River. They plan to descend the Connecticut River to its mouth and return by the nearest route.
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Sidney _Fenellosa
Stephen Phillips
Duncan Phillips
Manuel Fenellosa
Charles A. Archer
Harvard
Salem
Samuel Duncan
Brown University
Boston
Augusta
Moosehead Lake
Alligas
Riviere du Loup
Fatal wagon accident in East Boston man crushed
William J. Stanton 46, an employee of Merritt's East Boston express, fell from his heavily loaded wagon at the South Ferry East Boston side at 6 45 last night. The wheels passed over his body leaving a broken right leg below the knee and a crushed left foot. He was taken to City Hospital. Stanton lived at 149 Maverick Street East Boston.
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William J. Stanton
Merritt
East Boston Express
East Boston
South Ferry
City
Stanton
Maverick Street
Ashburnham Man Amos R. Locke Dies in Charlestown
Amos R. Locke of Ashburnham dropped dead at 6 o clock last night at the corner of Green and High streets Charlestown while visiting the Crowell family at 751 2 Green street He was 65 years old and leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Locke
Ashburnham
W. H. Crowell
Green Street
Charlestown
Green and
High Streets
Mr. Locke
Philadelphia Driving Association Meets Two Straight Heat Wins
In Philadelphia the Driving Association concluded one of its most successful meetings with two races decided in straight heats. J. W. X won the 220 yard event and Raymond captured the 2% race, bringing a strong finish for favorites.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Driving Association
J. W.X
Raymond
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