Baseball Matchups Listed Across Leagues
National League games include Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Baltimore. New England League features Fall River at New Bedford, Pawtucket at Brockton, Lewiston at Bangor, Portland at Augusta. Eastern League schedules Providence at Buffalo, Springfield at Toronto, Wilkesbarre at Rochester, Scranton at Syracuse.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
NEW England League
Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Brockton
Lewiston
Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Providence
Buffalo
Springfield
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Boston Baseball on West Tour Ends in Third Place
The Bostons close a successful West trip and head home in third place. Herman Long’s injury leaves third base and shortstop poorly manned as Nichols Mains and Stivetts shine in the box. Boston’s June home slate faces every Western team, with strong infield and bats led by McKean and Childs.
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Bostons
Philies
Pirates
Herman Long
Long
Nichols
Mains
Stivetts
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Young
Cuppy
Wallace
McGarr
Tebeau
McKean
Childs
Chicago
Anson
Minneapolis
Griffith
Terry
Decker
Phillies
Baltimore
Senators
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Louisville
Mercer
Joyce
Billy McGunigle
Colonels
McDermott
Orioles
Giants
Browns
New England
Fall River
Billy Long
Bangor
Pawtucket
Brocktonites
Maine
Springfields
Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Springfield
Chicago Colts win ten inning thriller over Senators
Chicago defeats Washington in a 14 3 ten inning game after leading then falling behind in the ninth. Flynn is traded to Indianapolis for second baseman McCormick. Attendance 750 as Chicago edges Washington 14 to 3 with 9 hits to 6 and 1 error to 5.
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Chicago
Colts
Senators
Flynn
McCormick
Indianapolis
Washington
Friend
Kittridge
German
King and McGuire
Browns Edge Brooklyn In Close St. Louis Victory
In St Louis on May 24 a pitcher duel produced a tight win for the Browns as timely hits off Daub frustrated the Brooklyn club. Attendance was about 4000. Final score details show St Louis scoring in multiple innings while Brooklyn failed to capitalize with runners on base. The Browns collected six base hits to Brooklyn's five.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Brooklyns
SE. TeOtle
Brooklyn
Batterymen Do battle as St. Louis tops Brooklyn 2 1
Donahoe and McFarland stood out for St. Louis while Daub and Grim contributed for Brooklyn in a tight 2 to 1 decision.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Donahoe and
McFarland
Daub and
Grim
Cincinnati Beats Louisville in Tight Shutout
Cincinnati edged Louisville 6 runs to 0 as Rhines and Foreman dominated the mound, Frazer was hit hard, and Rhines left with a broken finger after a liner incident. Attendance reached 10,000 as Cincinnati totaled 11 base hits to Louisville’s 4 with 1 error for the home club.
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Cincinnati
L Louisvilles
Rhines
Foreman
Frazer
Louisville
Peitz
Warner
Buffalo Beats Providence In Slugging East League Game
In Olympic Park Buffalo and Providence displayed a slugfest with seven home runs and multiple long drives. Buffalo used three pitchers with Wadsworth performing best, but Providence prevailed on the day scoring 16 to 13 amid errors and solid hitting from Field Lyons Bassett Dixon and others.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Olympic Park
Providence
Buffalos
Wadsworth
Friel
Hodson
Field
Lyons
Bessett
Dixon
Cranby
Goodenough
Clymer
Greminger
H. Smith
Lewee
Herndon
Bassett
Cooney
Canavan
Great Batting and Fielding Propel Newark Past Hartford
Newark defeats Hartford 8 to 4 after a high scoring afternoon. Pettit of Hartford committed all the errors. Cassian issued fifteen walks as wild pitching hampered the visitors. Attendance around 2,000. Newark had 14 base hits to Hartford's 13. errors were Newark 1, Hartford 3. Batteries Bristow and Rothfuss for Newark, Cassian and Smith for Hartford.
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Newark
N. J
Hartford
Pettit
Cassian
Bristow and Rothfuss
Smith
Paterson Tops New Haven In Heavy Batting Clash
Paterson won to reclaim first place as Ted Sullivan's Texas Steers struggled against Viau. Attendance reached 3500 while Paterson piled up 16 base hits to New Haven's 6. Errors were 4 for Paterson and 1 for New Haven. Batteries were Viau and Elton for Paterson and Garvin, Smith, Hodge, O'Hogan for New Haven.
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Paterson
N. J
Patersons
Ted Sullivan
Texas Steers
Viau
Pstgreen Sia
New Haven
Elton
Garvin
Smith
Hodge
O’hogan
Rochester team wins third straight over Wilkes Barre
In Rochester New York from May 2 to 4 the home team secured a third consecutive win against Wilkes Barre. A hard fought contest featured Shannon's second inning home run as the key moment and attendance around 500. Rochester tallied nine base hits to Wilkes Barre's ten with two Rochester errors. Batteries Day and Boyd for Rochester with Keenan and Diggins behind Wilkes Barre.
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Rochester
WN. Y
Wilkesbarres
Shannon
Wilkesbarre
Day and
Boyd
Keenan
Diggins
Local baseball clubs seek 18 age city games and open dates
The Post invites amateur teams to submit news on games and notes. Listings include the Trentons organized with players at positions, seeking 18 year old teams. Riversides of East Boston, Humphreys of Chelsea. the 42s of Quincy for May 30 with 15 year olds. Dorchesters seeking strong state teams. Millmounts Roxbury. Mt. Washingtons Everett opening Decoration Day with Boston University. Boston Grays open dates in June and July. Young Harvards Charlestown. Mattapans home game May 30. Alerts Medford 14 year olds. Boston Blues new ex minor leaguers seeking May 30 and June 6. Howards Roxbury with 18 age. Richfields Dorchester two games May 30. Franklins Boston away games. Walworths South Boston strong nine with NE League players. seeks matches with south Framing...
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Trentons
Galvin
Bowman
Jevy
Mack
Klein
Barrett
Solomon
Caplants
Marcus
J. Klein
Florence Street
City
Riversides
East Boston
Humphreys
Chelsea
William H. Gibbons
London Street
42S
Quincy
Henry Jennings
Chamber of Commerce
Shepard & Norwell’s
William S‘itzzerald
Shepard & Norwell
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Boston University
Dunn
Brown
Fritz
Noonan
Gay
Dunnican
Sliney
Nichols
Babb
Mt. Washington Baseball Club
Boston Grays
P. S. Larkin
Winter Street
Harvards
Charlestown
J. Sullivan
Medford Street
Mattapans
George Johnstone
Pleasant Street
Mattapan
Medford
J. Nichols
Winchester Street
Boston Blues
J. Carroll
D. Shawley
P. Cooney
P. G. Flynn
B. P. Murray
B. J. Carroll
D. O’connell
J. Manning
F. J. Kelley
D. J. Wally
Quincy Street
Roxbury
Richfields
Dorchester
Adonis Battery
Donovan
McCarty
South Framing
Amateur baseball teams seek games across Boston area
A list of clubs from Holliston to East Boston seeks matches for May 30 through August, detailing ages from 13 to 18, open dates, preferred opponents, and contact addresses. Teams include Connolly & Davis nine, C. F. Hovey Co. squad, Twilights, Marines of Watertown, Revere Unions, Emmetts of Roxbury, Farraguts of Charlestown, St Catherines Somerville, Ramblers Cambridge, Centrals South Boston, Cedars Roxbury, Convoys Cambridge, South Ends, Franklins Chelsea, Harbor Views Chelsea, Knockabouts, Harringtons South Boston, St Vincents Lynwoods Admirals, West Somerville, J E T s East Boston, with various open dates and requirements.
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Ham
Holliston
Milford
Hopkinton
West Quincy
Bay States
Lynn
Newports
Haverhill
Riversides
Hudson
Robert W. Wallace
Walworth Manufacturing Company
South Boston
Connolly & Davis
G. C. Bowden
Charles Street
Dorchester
C. F. Hovey & Co
Henry E. Blais
Summer Street
City
The
Twilights
Marines of
Watertown
Frank McNamara
Commercial Street
Revere
Charles Redmond
Church Street
Emmetts
Roxbury
G. Kildenny
Washington Street
Farraguts
Charlestown
St. Catherines of
Somerville
Edward B. Wren
Henley Street
Charlestown. the Hustlers
J. Williams
Dudley Street
George K. Glener
West End Street Railroad
Grove Hall
Ramblers
Cambridge
J. F. Machon
Concord Avenue
Centrals
Hallets
A. m
Commonwealth Park
Thomas Haney
Corner E
Sixth Streets
Cedars of
Boston
A. Woodle
Highland Street
J. L. Linehan
Armory Place
Cambridgeport
R. J. Burton
Devonshire Street
Franklins
Chelsea
James
O. McKim
Washington Avenue
Harry MecSorley
McIntyre
Comerford
Lloyd
Leishman
Wiseman
F. Podoliske
J. Podoliske
Keyes
Harry MacSorley
N Street
Harringtons
D. Harrigan
H. Rogers
G. George
S. Hill
W. Wilson
I. C. Cox
S. Grace
J. Sherlock
W. Miley
St. Vincents
Lynwoods
Admirals
Dan Marrigan
East Sixth Street
West Somerville
H.emerson
FE. Johnson
D. Temple
Boxing Gossip From Woburn Card Faces Top Match
East arena promotions feature Walcott versus Quinn in a fifteen round decision bout and Fenton versus Ernst in a fifteen round bout. Prelims showcase Ernst after his Lynn bout, with Connolly odds on top. Woburn railroad plans a special return train, while Charlestown club teases Burley Buckley and other local matchups.
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Woburn A. C
Woburn
Joe Walcott
Bill Quinn
Paddy Fenton
Boston
Billy Ernst
Walcott
Nantasket Beach
Fenton
Ernst
Eddie Connolly
Lynn
Connolly
Tom D’arc
Daniel H. Lynch
H. A. Tracy
Nick Burley
J. J. Buckley
Charlestown
Buckley
Burley
J. J. N. Domarama
Fisth
Bill Jones
Jack Hastings
Hastings
Jimmy Kaveny
West End
Dave Sullivan
Mike Sears
Sammy Kelley
Dave Leahy
Stamford Street
Kaveny
Salem
Union Station
Sam Fitzpatrick
Peter Jackson
Steve O’donnell
Kid’’ Lavigne
Dick Burge
National Sporting Club
London
Dan Creedon
Dick Newton
Bob Fitzsimmons
Creedon
Fitzsimmons
England
Maher
Kid” McCoy
New York
Slavin
Prof Shaw Boxing Tutor at Tremont House
WH RECOMMEND Prof. Shaw 181 Tremont Street leading boxing teacher offers special summer rates in a cool room. Call or write for details.
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Shaw
Tremont Sr
Varsman's Luck Prominent This Year in New England Rowing
VarMan's Luck column notes Columbians, West Ends, Riverside and Bradfords show potential as the Metropolitan Rowing Association plans a June 17 and Fourth of July regattas. Talks of junior and senior crews, new shells, coaching by Jim Ten Eyck, and participation by American, Canadian, and English crews outline a major season.
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Metropolitan Rowing Association
American House
New England
Riverside
Hugh Finnegan
Ludlow Berkeley
Bunker Hill
Whitehead
Bergin
O'Learys
Greer
Davey
P. A. Berkeley
Fleming
Bradfords
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Worcester
Providence
Wachusett
Worcester Boat Club
Jim Ten Eyck
Halifax
Hanlon
Gaudaur
Hackett
Rogers
Plaisted
Ten Eyck
Hosmer
McKay
Stansbury and Sullivan
Australia
Harding
Bubear
Austin
Sailing Club Boats Race and Sailors Animate Boston Harbor
Sail and steam surround Boston as the Columbia Yacht Club shows a new flag on twenty eight yachts while crews from Savin Hill to Dorchester boost activity. The Rex sank after striking a stake and beached near the club house as Cupid readies for skeeter races. Other vessels race from Hull to Peddocks and Marblehead with many named skippers and guests aboard the Wah neta, Oriole, and Altamah.
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Bill Daly
Johnny Keenan
Joe Turner
Tiller
Hull
Tacoma
Emma
Billy Scott
Rex
South Boston
Cobb
Columbia Yacht Club
Captain Cobb
Fred Smith
John Mara
Frank Graham
Billy Forsyth
Joseph Booth
Wahneta
Doherty
Peddocks
Perry
Charles N. Stream
George Hill
Ed Dillihant
Edward J. Powers
Oriole
Nodwell
Walter Keyes
Frank Collins
A, Ke, Justice
Captain Haufner
Quincey Bay
Joe Spry
Nelka
Brown
Whistler
Patterson
Marblehead
Henry Butler
Aida
Boston Island
Chamberlain
P. A. Coupal
Lottie R
Ed Rich
Violet
McKee
M. J. Hickey
Roamer
McKenna
Quisset
William Taylor
Cocheco
Henry Yerxa
Julia
Perkins & Munroe
Fantasy
Bill Allerton
Dorchester
Ed Bockus
Schaaf Boys
Franklin L. Codman
Hypatia
William Abbott
H. Lundberg
Dick Goodwin
Artie Nute
Topsy
Tautog
Charley” l Lanning
Frank Whall
Fred
Bold Bangor Burglary Blows Safe at Rice Miller Store
In Bangor on May 24 a daring break in at Rice & Miller on West Market Square shattered a safe with dynamite. Thieves entered through a rear window, ransacked offices, and left behind weapons and tools. About $317 plus stamps, checks, bonds, and notes were disturbed though exact loot unclear. No clue yet. burglars escaped via the storehouse to the wharf.
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Bangor
Rice & Miller
West Market Square
Rice
Miller
F. D. Pullen & Co
City
Forbes Dead Boston Writer Frank H Forbes Dies at 70
Frank H Forbes a well known Boston newspaper writer died at his West Newton home after a brief illness from typhoid pneumonia. Born in Watertown seventy years ago he served as a war special agent in charge of military railroads and as a captain in the Forty fourth Massachusetts Regiment. He wrote for the Traveller Transcript Hingham Journal and the Gazette. Funeral set for Wednesday afternoon from his residence.
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Frank H. Forbes
Boston
Waltham Street
West Newton
Mr. Forbes
Watertown
Abner Forbes
Fortyfourth
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Latin School
Forbes, Merritt & Co
The
Traveller
the Transcript
the Hingham Journal
the Gazette
Prominent Residents Hurt in Torrington Runaway
In Waterbury May 24 a serious runaway near Torrington injured Mrs. C. W. Odell Mrs. Charles G. Agard Miss Kate Dayton and H R Charlton. The carriage overturn damaged a ditch and left Dayton unconscious for hours though improved today. Agard's wrist was broken Odell suffered a fractured knee cap and Charlton endured serious cuts and shock.
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Waterbury, Conn
C. W. Odell
Charles G. Agard
Kate Dayton
Torrington
H. R. Charlton
New York
Litchfield
Dayton
Fire Department
Agard
Dean Frost Dead at Dartmouth Medical College
Carleton Pennington Frost, M D LL D dean of Dartmouth Medical College and professor of medicine, died of heart disease in Hanover at 6 20 this evening after six weeks illness. Born in Sullivan in 1880 he graduated from Dartmouth in 1852 and from the Medical College in 1867 and had been connected with the college since 1869.
Harvard Commencement Speakers Named by College Units
The Harvard list includes G. H. Chase Lynn J. G. Palfrey Belmont W. A. Parker Cambridge and A. C. Train Boston from the College. R. M. Alden Washington and P. H. Savage Boston from the Graduate School. H. M. Dowling New Albany Ind and Captain Bullard announce the quadrangular intercollegiate race will be rowed at Poughkeepsie.
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Harvard
G. H. Chase
Lynn
J. G. Palfrey
Belmont
W. A. Parker
Cambridge
A. C. Train
Boston
R. M. Alden
Washington, D. C
P. H. Savage
H. M. Dowling
New Albany
Ind
Bullard
Poughkeepsie
Elected Principal Leads Cheshire Academy in Connecticut
Elected unanimously, Professor E D Woodbury becomes principal of the Cheshire Academy, the diocesan school of Connecticut completing its 102d year. Woodbury, a Dartmouth College graduate, has long served as a classical teacher and vice-principal.
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New Haven
Conn
E. D. Woodbury
Cheshire Academy
Diocesan School of
Connecticut
Woodbury
Dartmouth College
Ben
Bald and Sanger Set for Charles River Track Meet
Preliminary plans for the May 30 opening of the Charles River track at Harvard bridge are complete. The world class cyclists Sanger and Bald will clash in front of an expected 15 000 crowd, with Jenney and Baker also entered alongside other top national riders.
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Harvard Bridge
Kings of Cycling
Sanger
Bald
Springfield
Jenney
Baker
Denver
Athens
Boston
Zimmerman
Windle
Tyler
Taylor
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
New York
Hartford
Conn Baker
Orient
Waltham
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